Malaysia’s Loke decries school dinner alcohol claims as political attack
Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook has dismissed a recent claim on social media that students were forced to serve alcohol at an old boys’ association reunion and centenary dinner, calling the allegations a politically motivated attack against him. The DAP secretary general, who is also a former student of St Paul’s Institution, claimed the individual who allegedly uploaded the…
KUALA LUMPUR: The DAP has expressed support for the memorandum of understanding (CSA) signed between the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government and opposition lawmakers. The DAP's secretary-general Anthony Loke clarified that the agreement aimed to maintain political stability and prevent attempts to destabilize the government. The agreement does not imply that opposition MPs who signed it will join the government.
Loke emphasized that the CSA was not limited to Bersatu MPs and was open to other opposition lawmakers. He further stated that the government's willingness to negotiate with opposition MPs is not a new development and can be compared to a similar memorandum signed in 2020.
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