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Chin Peng - the man who was once dubbed Public Enemy No 1 - was cremated today amidst fierce debate in Malaysia over the final resting place of his ashes and his role in history. The former Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) secretary-general funeral was a low-key affair with about 250 people in attendance at the Wat That Thong temple in downtown Bangkok.
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