Do-gooders threaten to sue man for defamation after con artist accusation


  • Nation
  • Monday, 10 Jun 2019

KUALA LUMPUR: A group of do-gooders are seeking to sue a man claiming to be an assistant to an Ampang Jaya municipal councillor for defaming their charity work, if he does not apologise within 14 days.

Chen Ang Kee, who has been collecting money for the needy, said the group would proceed with a defamation lawsuit if the man, who alleged she was a con artist, did not apologise within that deadline.

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