The Case Of The Missing Moon: Another Newspaper’s Malaysian Flag Blunder

Kwong Wah Yit Poh is a Malaysian Chinese daily founded in 1910 by Chinese revolutionary Sun Yat-sen and is the oldest-surviving Chinese newspaper in Southeast Asia.

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Chalk it up to human error, but producing an image of the Malaysian flag without the very important symbol that represents the country’s official religion, right after another Chinese-language newspaper made the same mistake just a day before, is downright careless. The case is being investigated under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1988 for improper use of network facilities.

“Stern action can be taken against any party that violates this regulation. MCMC is committed to ensuring digital media use in Malaysia is proper and respectful of national symbols,” said the commission.

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