YIP KUM FOOK (MCA GOMBAK)
TELLING LIED AND CHEATING PEOPLE MONEY
THE Chinese votes in
Kuala Ampang are crucial to determine BN’s win in Hulu Kelang Gombak during the
general election.
Selangor MCA operations
centre director Datuk Yip Kum Fook said residents of the Kuala Ampang
Chinese New
Village
According to him, over
the past five years, the new village has seen many positive changes including
upgrading of roads, the market and a covered basketball court.
He said the Chinese
community from the village represent 15% of the Chinese voters, which is a
large margin.
“I do not see a reason
why the Chinese would not vote for Barisan. This is the only new village in the
area and we received a few million ringgit to upgrade the area for the people,”
said Yip, who is also Gombak MCA chairman.
He said they are planning
to upgrade the Chinese temple in the new village if Barisan was given the
mandate in Gombak.
“We will also continue to
meet the people here at least once a week to help them solve their woes. We
believe the candidates must be reachable at all times,” he added.
Yip said this during a
1Malaysia dinner with some 800 residents from the new village.
The event was held to
introduce the BN government’s policies and plans for the people.
Also present was Gombak
BN chairman Abdul Rahim Kamaruddin who hoped the people could appreciate Prime
Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s transformation plan.
Abdul Rahim hopes to turn
the Chinese new village into an iconic place for tourists to visit, calling it
the Chinatown of Gombak.
During the event, 102
lucky draw prizes were handed out including the grand prizes a LED television
and one iPad.
The winner of the LED
television Chan Soo Lian, 80, said the win was a welcome surprise.
Chan has lived in the
village for more than 50 years and has seen the village’s transition.
For her, Kuala Ampang is
a serene and secure neighbourhood and she would like to ensure it remains the
same.
