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Saturday, April 16, 2011

Dr George Chan Fail To Defend Piasau

Sarawak General Election 2011

Such a waste for an experience person like Tan Sri Dr George Chan. He is the president of SUPP and defeated by DAP candidate who is younger than him. Tan Sri Dr George Chan defeated by Lin Sie Kiong with a majority 1590 votes in Piasau formerly known as Miri. As an opinion, he lost one "Mukim" and I think that they need to do postmortem to analyze what happen there. Six term and finally lost... people may fade up with their assembly man if he did not give changes for their own good. Life is just a wheel, sometime we are up and sometimes we are down and for those politiction out there, please remember to do your job fairly. I'm not pointing to Tan Sri Dr George Chan but as a reminder... think wisely.  

Dr Chan Fails To Defend Piasau


KUCHING, April 16 (Bernama) -- Sarawak United People's Party president Tan Sri Dr George Chan was Barisan Nasional's biggest casualty in the state election Saturday night when he failed to defend the Piasau seat in Miri.

The 75-year-old politician was defeated by 28-year-old lawyer Ling Sie Kiong of DAP by a majority of 1,590 votes. Ling received 5,998 votes while Dr Chan garnered 4,408.

Dr Chan had been the state assemblyman for Piasau, formerly known as Miri, for the last six terms, since 1983.

Dr Chan took over the party leadership from Tan Sri Wong Soon Kai in 1996 and was in the same year appointed as the Deputy Chief Minister I.

He had held various portfolios in the state government, including Minister in the Chief Minister's Office and Finance and Public Utilities Minister.
 BERNAMA

Article: Bernama.com
Edited By: Sabah Todays Admin
Picture: Tan Sri George Chan

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