The Facebook page of the Malaysian Chinese publication, China Press is BACK ON TRACK!
Its 2.5 million followers also remained unchanged, as announced by China Press this morning . According to the publication, its FB page was taken down and gone from the radar on Monday night after China Press allegedly violated the rules and guidelines on Facebook.
As an alternative, China Press “switched” to other pages on Facebook to keep its followers updated on world events, namely “China Press Johor” and “ China Press Northern Malaysia” . In attempts to bring the Facebook page back to life, China Press said the management had been continuously appealing to Facebook and their efforts have been proven fruitful after the publication regained its access to the Facebook page.
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