SHAH ALAM: Three members of Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings (GISB) made a plea to be allowed to continue carrying out their business activities.
Muhammad Syurahbil Amran, 36; Ummu Mubarokah Ashari, 30; and Khaulah Ashari, 38; made the plea, among other requests, through their lawyers at a press conference at a hotel here on Monday.
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