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“CALL me Ah Chong” – that was how Deputy Education Minister Datuk Chong Sin Woon introduced himself to the folk in Seremban at an event a year ago.

It was Chong’s way of connecting with the local populace, to show that he is one of them because he grew up in Nilai, on the outskirts of Seremban.

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Politics , GE14 , Chong Sin Woon , Anthony Loke , Seremban

   

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