How Hee Keat watched and decided to follow dad

By AUDREY EDWARDS
  • Letters

  • Sunday, 21 Aug 2005

Hee Leong (left) and younger brother Hee Keat may be different in character but they profess to have a firm relationship. - STARpic by Darran Tan

WATCHING how his father contributed to the MCA and nation was enough for Ling Hee Keat to get involved in politics. 

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