Muda volunteers were helping a family in dire need, says Syed Saddiq


JOHOR BARU: Volunteers from the Malaysian United Democratic Alliance (Muda) went to the aid of a family in serious need of flood aid, says its president Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman.

In a tweeted response to the Johor executive councillor who called him out for making the police a scapegoat in the incident, the Muar MP said a family had asked for the party's help as they had been waiting a long time for aid which had yet to arrive.

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