Paul Yong rape trial: Employer never asked about victim's mental state, testifies maid agency rep


IPOH: The representative of a maid agency testifying in the rape trial of former Perak executive council member Paul Yong told the High Court that she never received a call from the victim's employer specifically asking about the mental status of the maid.

Chor Pei Sun, 47, who works as a sales and marketing representative for the company, said the employer, a certain "Mrs Yong", had called her once to check on the progress of the victim's Foreign Workers Medical Examination Monitoring Agency (Fomema) application.

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