Now what?
Looks like there will be no MCA-organised Hari Raya Open House at Plaza Low Yat after all. No confirmation yet from the BN component party.
Even Plaza Low Yat today described a proposed Hari Raya open house with MCA at its premises as 'unverified' information.
"Pertaining to the recent message circulated around social media, chat apps and online news regarding the rumour Hari Raya open house organised by Plaza Low Yat in collaboration with MCA.
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"We would like to clarify that it is unproven and not verified by the management of Plaza Low Yat," said Plaza Low Yat communications officer Gary Lam in a statement.
Lam urged the public to ignore messages about the Hari Raya open house and not to cause further confusion by circulating them.
"We will definitely circulate the accurate official statements once we have final confirmation on any details," he said.
Lam said this in reference to reports that MCA president Liow Tiong Lai will propose to the Federal Territories Ministry to hold a Hari Raya open house at Low Yat Plaza to help its business recover.
This was after a riot outside Low Yat Plaza on July 12 following a mobile phone theft that escalated into a brawl.
I think it will not work. Sentiments are still high over the incident, and I believe only a few Malays would attend the open house, if it takes place.
A good idea by MCA but why not DAP organise it if the party took up the July 12 incident seriously and have 'great concern' for national unity?
What say you, Lim Kit Siang?
Looks like there will be no MCA-organised Hari Raya Open House at Plaza Low Yat after all. No confirmation yet from the BN component party.
Even Plaza Low Yat today described a proposed Hari Raya open house with MCA at its premises as 'unverified' information.
"Pertaining to the recent message circulated around social media, chat apps and online news regarding the rumour Hari Raya open house organised by Plaza Low Yat in collaboration with MCA.
Lam urged the public to ignore messages about the Hari Raya open house and not to cause further confusion by circulating them.
"We will definitely circulate the accurate official statements once we have final confirmation on any details," he said.
Lam said this in reference to reports that MCA president Liow Tiong Lai will propose to the Federal Territories Ministry to hold a Hari Raya open house at Low Yat Plaza to help its business recover.
This was after a riot outside Low Yat Plaza on July 12 following a mobile phone theft that escalated into a brawl.
I think it will not work. Sentiments are still high over the incident, and I believe only a few Malays would attend the open house, if it takes place.
A good idea by MCA but why not DAP organise it if the party took up the July 12 incident seriously and have 'great concern' for national unity?
What say you, Lim Kit Siang?