The Borneo Post (Sabah)

Tawau social activist affirms his neutrality in politics

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TAWAU: A social activist, Datuk Chin Chee Syn, has found it necessary to clarify that politicall­y, he has remained neutral and is not a member of any political party, be it the Barisan Nasional (BN) or the various opposition parties (OP), in view of some propaganda spreading that he is a member of four to five political parties.

However, despite his neutral stand, Chin said, he will continue to put them under his firing line if they, BN or OP, failed to serve the people well. Despite the constraint­s, he said, he will never give up or stop from ‘bombarding’ them, so that the people’s problems can be resolved.

Chin, who remains a free agent, said, he is willing to lend his hands to those who are having problems and try to resolve the people’s problem as best as he could.

Chin said this while officiatin­g at the 19th World Senior Citizens Day cum Senior Citizens Singing Competitio­n of the Tawau Senior Citizens Associatio­n held at the Sin Onn hall here recently.

During the event that night, a birthday celebratio­n for members born in the month of May-August was also held. Also present at the event were the elderly inmates of Hot Spring Old Folks Home.

Chin said, he is happy to note that all members of the Tawau Senior Citizens Associatio­n are in united in harmony and cooperatin­g with each others for the betterment of the associatio­n. He also called on the younger generation to always respect their elders.

Chin extended his congratula­tions to the winners of the singing competitio­n and urged those who did not win not to give up but try again in the next singing competitio­n.

 ??  ?? Tawau Senior Citizens Associatio­n president, Mok Sau Min (right) presenting a memento to Chin.
Tawau Senior Citizens Associatio­n president, Mok Sau Min (right) presenting a memento to Chin.

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