'Kak Long' must apologise, do charity activities as lesson, says Ras Adiba


KUALA LUMPUR: An individual known as 'Kak Long', who mocked the persons with disabilities (OKU) community in a viral video, should make a public apology and do charity activities to serve as a lesson, said Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi (pic).

Ras Adiba, who is also Senate representative for OKUs, in a statement on Thursday (March 17), said that mimicking a disabled person, to create content and become famous on social media, was uncalled for.

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