Left in the lurch, SUPP now at the crossroads
The party's central working committee members hurried out, rushing past the photographers that had been waiting for nearly four hours.
The president of the Sarawak United People's Party (SUPP) himself, Dr Sim Kui Hian, politely told reporters he would have a statement ready, before disappearing.
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