Melaka Housing, Local Government and Environment Committee chairman Datuk Tey Kok Kiew (pic) said the bold move has to be made although it is considered an unpopular decision by the state government.
“There are two choices, either to please the civil servants and local councillors or get criticised by the rakyat for not being able to deliver effectively what has been pledged.
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