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Penang police are looking for three Chinese nationals who are believed to have hurled home made bombs at a house in Bukit Gambir, George Town on Monday night.
The house belongs to the son of Tedy Teow, founder of controversial money-game operator, MBI Group International.
The house belongs to the son of Tedy Teow, founder of controversial money-game operator, MBI Group International.
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