Wong selar Pandi sebagai keterlaluan

Meluan rep conjuring an about turn?

by Anthony Aga, reporters@theborneopost.com. Posted on July 28, 2012, Saturday

SARIKEI: Is Meluan assemblyman Wong Judat having second thoughts?

Following the hoo-hah over his announcement on July 21 that he would quit SPDP on July 31, Wong came out yesterday to say that news reports about his quit decision are “inaccurate”.

“As far as I am concerned, news reports on my decision to quit SPDP at the end of this month are inaccurate. I have yet to make an official announcement on the matter.

“It is common knowledge that such an important decision can only be confirmed in black and white or through an official letter,” he said when met by The Borneo Post yesterday.

Unlike his firm stand last Saturday, Wong played sly yesterday when he declined to rule out the possibility of him resigning from SPDP by reiterating “only an official letter can confirm this”.

Taib takes Ho Leng to task over claim

Taib takes Ho Leng to task over claim 
by Reporters: Jacob Achoi, Johnson K Saai, Geryl Ogilvy Ruekeith, Simon Ingka, Zoee Hillson, Antonia Chiam, Johnathan Chia and Peter Sibon, reporters@theborneopost.com.
 Posted on November 24, 2011, Thursday

KUCHING: Assemblyman’s figure of 100,000 Dayaks working outside Sarawak illogical — CM.

A claim by Wong Ho Leng (DAP-Bukit Assek) that 100,000 Dayaks had migrated to the peninsula to work irked Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud, prompting him to ask the opposition leader to substantiate his figure.

Responding to Wong’s debate in the 17th DUN sitting, Taib (BN-Balingian) who was delivering his winding up speech challenged Wong to get his facts correct and admit his mistake.