Youth chiefs advocate for unity amid socks controversy


PETALING JAYA: Spread harmony and the spirit of unity instead of fanning anger over the socks issue, Angkatan Muda Harapan urged the public after the second attack at a convenience store outlet.

“All irrational and illegal actions must be condemned. Any party that tries to add fire and ride on this issue, which could result in extreme acts, must be punished according to the law,” the group said in a statement.

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