Samy Vellu's mental health inquiry proceedings sealed off to the public


KUALA LUMPUR: The mental health inquiry on former federal minister Tun S. Samy Vellu will be sealed off to the public and the media after the High Court allowed an application by his son Datuk Seri S. Vell Paari to keep the matter private.

Lawyer David Mathews, who represents Vell Paari, told The Star that the application was granted by the High Court on Oct 2.

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