Salak South temple chairman apologises for followers’ standoff with police, issue resolved amicably


Dr Mah (left) meeting Yap (middle) and his son over the land misunderstanding on Saturday.

PETALING JAYA: The misunderstanding over a land claim involving a temple in Salak South, Kuala Lumpur, has been resolved amicably.

The Wong Low Shen See Chee How Temple chairman Yap Chee Fong had issued an apology on Saturday (Oct 2), after its followers got involved in a standoff with the police on Tuesday (Sept 28).

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