Syed Saddiq gets temporary release of passport to go to Singapore, Taiwan


PUTRAJAYA: Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman (pic) has been granted temporary access to his passport by the Court of Appeal, enabling him to travel to Singapore and Taiwan.

The Muar MP had applied for the temporary release of his passport to enable him to attend a wedding ceremony of the daughter of his close friend in Singapore this Saturday (May 18) and also to Taiwan from June 10 until June 15, following an invitation by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office In Malaysia as one of the representatives for Malaysia to visit Taiwan.

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