LIVE DAY 9 | Tourism minister: If Ng falls, I’ll never come back to Sekinchan

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Tourism, Art and Culture Minister Tiong King Sing appeals to Chinese voters in Sekinchan to come out and vote for the DAP candidate Ng Suee Lim.

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