Vivian Wong wants Sandakan to return to its glory days


SANDAKAN: Vivian Wong Shir Yee (pic) hopes Sandakan, a district on Sabah's east coast, will return to its glory days as she steps into her late father's shoes.

The 30-year-old social activist, the youngest daughter of the late Sabah DAP chairman Stephen Wong Tien Fatt, will be contesting the Sandakan parliamentary by-election on a DAP ticket.

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