We should be united, not divided on Malaysia Day, says MP

Sim Tze Tzin says further political gatherings or protests will negatively impact foreign investment.

KUALA LUMPUR: A government backbencher today called for a political ceasefire until the next general election for the sake of the country’s economic stability and unity.

“Investors are highly sensitive to domestic political situations, and around RM1.23 trillion in investments could be lost if we continue to quarrel. “We know that we have freedom, we can voice our opinions, our objections here , no problem, but the investors are sensitive to mass gatherings. Syahir had earlier asked why Sim did not want Perikatan Nasional to hold mass gatherings and demonstrations.

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