Wong wants to bring back the glory days


SANDAKAN: DAP’s Vivian Wong hopes to bring back the glory days of this east coast district as she attempts to fill the Sandakan parliamentary seat that fell vacant due to her father’s sudden death on March 28.

The 30-year-old Sandakan native lass said she aspired to form a dynamic Sandakan that was once known as little Hong Kong.

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