Kulai MP confirms service centre among premises hit in string of break-ins


KULAI: The office of a deputy minister here has been broken into after several other primary schools experienced similar incidents.

Deputy Communication Minister Teo Nie Ching, who is also Kulai MP, said her office was broken into about two weeks ago.

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