Kinta District MCFP urges end to boycott calls and criminal acts against KK Super Mart


Kinta district MCPF chairman Chung Kok Heung (second left) together with his team members after purchasing items at a KK Super Mart store in Ipoh city.

IPOH: The Kinta District Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF) has come forward to show its support for KK Super Mart convenience stores, which were recently involved in the controversial socks issues.

The district chairman, Chung Kok Heung, said with a third Molotov cocktail attack on the store chain, they hoped that the police would be able to identify and catch the culprits.

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