Nothing wrong in being approachable, doing away with excessive formalities, says Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister

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Nothing wrong in being approachable, doing away with excessive formalities, says Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister
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KUCHING, Nov 4 — Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing says he will not close himself off and be confined to narrow-minded thinking in his approach to the...

More than noodles: How the true star of Ramen Mob in Taman Desa is the tender and deeply flavourful ‘yakibuta’KUCHING, Nov 4 — Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing says he will not close himself off and be confined to narrow-minded thinking in his approach to the people, amidst comments by other politicians against him.

“As representatives of the people, we should aim to be approachable and to genuinely connect with them in order to truly understand their concerns and aspirations,” he said in a Facebook post today.Tiong, who is Bintulu MP, had made the post in response to former works minister Datuk Seri Mohd Zin Mohamed’s act of uploading an open letter onto his X account, stating that he was appalled by Tiong defending his drunken stupor at a Gawai celebration, which was recorded and had since gone viral.

“Are we trying to broadcast to the world that Malaysia is a country overly divided and sensitive to religious matters?” said Tiong.

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