Mega Star Arena founder Paul Wong, 56, killed in Thailand car crash


PETALING JAYA: 56-year-old Paul Wong, founder of Mega Star Arena at Sungei Wang Plaza, was killed in a car accident in Thailand on Saturday (Nov 22), MySinChew reports.

The English language portal of Sin Chew Daily reported that Wong's family had posted an obituary on his official Facebook account, saying that the entertainment and live events industry in Malaysia had lost one of its most influential figures.

“With profound sadness, we announce that Paul Wong Chee Meng, founder of Mega Star Arena at Sungei Wang Plaza and a highly respected pioneer of the entertainment industry in Malaysia, passed away on Nov 22, 2025, in Thailand due to an accident,” MySinChew quoted the statement as saying

Wong leaves behind his beloved wife, Fanny Chia and their four children Billy, Jacky, Monique, and Eason.

More than an event organiser, MySinChew reported that Wong was a pillar of support for many Malaysian artists and event companies.

The entertainment firm he built played a key role behind numerous concerts, awards shows, and brand events, earning deep respect across the industry.

“Without him, Malaysia’s entertainment scene would not be what it is today. He gave so many people a stage, opportunities, and direction.

“His passing is a tremendous loss to Malaysia’s entertainment industry,” comments on the post read.

Friends and longtime collaborators have also been posting tributes on social media, recalling how his passion for music, his dedication to his craft, and his zest for life profoundly impacted countless people.

 

 

 

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