Tee: Share our burden by taking in 200,000 Rohingya refugees


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia is taking a firm stance against human trafficking and illegal border-crossings and its policies should not be in the direction of enabling traffickers, says MCA International Communication and Diplomacy bureau chairman Dr Tee Ching Seng (pic).

He said there was a need to understand that Malaysia had already pulled out all the stops to assist refugees in the Rohingya crisis and the country was unable to shoulder the colossal burden alone.

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