Backlash against DAP in Sabah no benefit for MCA, says deputy president


KUALA LUMPUR: The political tide may be turning after the recent Sabah state election, but MCA will not automatically benefit from any backlash against its rivals unless it finds a new “winning formula” and clear positioning, says party deputy president Datuk Dr Mah Hang Soon.

Speaking at the opening of MCA Youth 26th Central Delegates 3rd General Assembly on Saturday (Dec 6), he cautioned party members against reading the Sabah outcome as an automatic boost for MCA.

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