GE15: Keng Yaik’s son wants to continue father’s legacy


PETALING JAYA: He might be 30 years old and new in the political arena, but Lim Si Ching has his eyes wide open in contesting the Damansara parliamentary seat for the 15th General Election.

As the youngest son of former Gerakan president Tun Dr Lim Keng Yaik, Si Ching, who is a graduate in international business, knows his debut in politics under Perikatan Nasional involves a big sacrifice.

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