Sri Gading MP's vehicle vandalised at service centre


BATU PAHAT: A multi-purpose vehicle belonging to Sri Gading MP Aminolhuda Hassan sustained serious damage after being vandalised by an unknown individual at his parliamentary service centre.

Aminolhuda said he received the bad news after welcoming his newborn 12th grandchild from his service centre chief of staff at around 11am on Saturday (May 10).

"What is the sin of this old MPV? The car was donated by my wife for the usage of my office staff since I won the Parit Yaani state seat in the 13th general election," he said when contacted on Sunday (May 11).

Aminolhuda, also Johor Pakatan Harapan and state Amanah chairman, added that the damage to the MPV was worth thousands of ringgit after the vandal broke the vehicle’s back mirror and left several cracks on the front mirror.

"The vandal used a hammer to leave 17 dents all over the MPV, including breaking the two side mirrors and the back lights," he said.

He added that the MPV holds many memories for his children and the people within the Parit Yaani state constituency between 2013 and 2022.

"We decided to continue using the MPV when I was elected as Sri Gading MP to manage the people’s welfare here," he said.

Aminolhuda added that his office has lodged a report on the matter and urged the police to carry out an investigation to find those responsible.

 

 

 

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