End call to boycott


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: Calls for boycotts as well as criminal acts of attack on KK Super Mart convenience stores should stop.

The people should let the law take its rightful course, says the Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF).

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