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Asean leaders and US President Barack Obama met at the Asean Summit and related summits in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday evening.
Obama urged member states to stop militarisation, reclamation and construction in disputed areas.
Obama urged member states to stop militarisation, reclamation and construction in disputed areas.
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