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Colourful Batu Caves

28-Aug-18 17:05

Colourful Batu Caves

We delve into several headlines of the day: from a multicolor Batu Caves, to China looking to scrap its two-child policy, and a UN report calling for Myanmar military leaders to be charged for genocide.

Produced by: Kelvin Yee, Lee Chwi Lynn, Lazareen Thaveethu, Aananthaselvan, Loo Juosie

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Umapagan Ampikaipakan


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Categories:  Politics,  Social Issues

Tags:  evening edition,  batu caves,  china,  two child policy,  rohingya crisis,  myanmar,  war crimes,  international criminal court, 


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