Scrapping of concert shows Penang caving in to conservatism, says MCA

By IMRAN HILMY

GEORGE TOWN: The move by the state government to scrap a concert in Kepala Batas on Sept 20 is disappointing, says Penang MCA.

Its chairman Datuk Tan Teik Cheng, who is also MCA vice president, said the move seems like the state government was riding on the green wave that had swept the northern states after the state elections.

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