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A protest has been planned on Aug 14 in Kuala Lumpur to highlight the littoral combat ships (LCS) scandal.
The organisers, who call themselves the ‘Where are the LCS’ committee, said they would make three demands - which are for the government to investigate the scandal, call for Defence Minister Hishammuddin Hussein’s resignation and for the government to respond to the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) admiral’s letters.
The organisers, who call themselves the ‘Where are the LCS’ committee, said they would make three demands - which are for the government to investigate the scandal, call for Defence Minister Hishammuddin Hussein’s resignation and for the government to respond to the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) admiral’s letters.
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