M'sian Bar to raise safety issues after scuffle outside Shah Alam court


Malaysian Bar president Karen Cheah.

PETALING JAYA: Following a scuffle at the Shah Alam High Court on Tuesday (June 21) morning, the Malaysian Bar says it will raise issues of safety concerns and personal space with the court administration.

Malaysian Bar president Karen Cheah said this was to prevent any untoward incidents in future.

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