Wanita MCA concerned over dress code moral policing


JOHOR BARU: Recent dress code-related incidents that had caused women to be denied entry into government buildings are worrying, says Wanita MCA national chairman Wong You Fong.

Wong, who is also Johor MCA Wanita chairman, said authorities should use their discretion and common sense in dealing with special circumstances, especially when it involves emergencies.

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