KUALA LUMPUR: Lim Guan Eng's graft trial, which was initially scheduled to resume on Wednesday (Sept 8), has been postponed after he was declared to be a close contact of an individual with Covid-19.
His lawyer Gobind Singh told the Sessions Court that the former Penang chief minister was required to undergo a mandatory self-quarantine at home from Sept 1-10.
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