Five charged over alleged immoral activities at Chow Kit health centre


KUALA LUMPUR: Five individuals, including two directors of a health centre in Chow Kit, were charged in separate Magistrates' Courts with various offences linked to alleged immoral activities at the premises.

The directors, Lee Leong Yaw, 59, and Pung Hiyun Hee, 70, and their employees Ong Seng Teck, 64, Mohd Fikri Mohd Razali, 44, and Muhammad Wafiy Dinie Azmi, 20, pleaded not guilty after the charges were read out before Magistrates S. Arunjothy, Noorelynna Hanim Abd Halim and Ili Marisqa Khalizan on Tuesday (March 17).

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