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MCA President Liow Tiong Lai says that the disturbances within Pakatan will have an impact on the Selangor state development as they are more focused on grabbing power and are not working together.
Liow also added that should there be a State election MCA is prepared for it.
Liow also added that should there be a State election MCA is prepared for it.
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