Anwar extends condolences to Ling's family


PETALING JAYA: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has extended his condolences to the family of former MCA president Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik.

In a Facebook post on Saturday (April 4), the Prime Minister described the late Dr Ling as a national political figure whose contributions to the country were significant and far-reaching.

He said his contributions would inspire future generations.

"His services and contributions to the country were immense and will always be remembered," he said.

Dr Ling, who served for many years as MCA president and transport minister, was regarded as one of the country's senior political figures.

He contributed to the development of Malaysia's transport sector and educational institutions during his time in government.

He passed away peacefully earlier on Saturday at the age of 82.

Also conveying his condolences was Bersatu president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, who described Dr Ling as one of Malaysia's key political figures whose contributions left a lasting mark on nation-building and community development.

he highlighted Dr Ling's decade-long leadership of the Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA), noting that he strengthened the party and ensured the Chinese community's voice was represented in mainstream politics.

"Dr Ling's firm yet pragmatic leadership helped shape important policies that provided long-term benefits to Malaysians," he said.

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