Johor polls: Pontian MCA chief says Johor like a caged tiger, election can set it free to realise its potential


Pontian MCA division chief Datuk Tee Siew Kiong handing out mandarin oranges and goodie bags to members of the public in Ayer Baloi and Kampung Kayu Ara Pasong in Pontian in conjunction with Chinese New Year.

PONTIAN: A local leader has likened Johor to a caged tiger that needs to be released to realise its full potential.

With the Johor snap polls coming up, Pontian MCA chief Datuk Tee Siew Kiong said the state needs a multi-racial and experienced group of people in government to bring it to greater heights to benefit the people.

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