TCM practitioner and 15 others detained in Palembang return home


PETALING JAYA: The Foreign Affairs Ministry confirmed that 16 Malaysians, including popular “tit-tar” traditional Chinese medicine practitioner Chris Leong, has returned safely to the country.

Tit-tar is a form of Chinese chiropractic treatment.

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