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Allow Chinese civil servants who observe Thaipusam to go on unrecorded leave as well, says Kota Laksamana rep

By R.S.N.Murali

MELAKA: Unrecorded leave for Thaipusam on Jan 28 must also be extended to some civil servants from the Chinese community, says a Melaka lawmaker.

Kota Laksamana assemblyman Low Chee Leong said there were a significant number of devotees among the ethnic Chinese who would fulfil obligations during Thaipusam.

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