Kuala Lumpur: The Malaysian Association of China Students Alumni has urged their countrymen not to let their grief over the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 tragedy lead them to condemn Malaysia.
Its president Adam Huang said it would not do any good to “attack” Malaysia with unnecessary criticisms as it would only strain relations between the two countries.
“We would ask them to express their emotion and sorrow in a rational way, instead of going to the streets to demonstrate,” he said in Mandarin which was then translated into English by his assistant Zhang Miao.
Huang addressed a press conference here yesterday saying the association wanted to facilitate communication between the Malaysian Government and family members of the 153 passengers from China on board the plane.
It also offered its condolences to those affected and agreed that Malaysia could have done more to communicate with the families.
“We have the right to know the facts, but we are not entitled to provoke hatred towards Malaysia,” said Huang.
31/03/14 The Star
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Its president Adam Huang said it would not do any good to “attack” Malaysia with unnecessary criticisms as it would only strain relations between the two countries.
“We would ask them to express their emotion and sorrow in a rational way, instead of going to the streets to demonstrate,” he said in Mandarin which was then translated into English by his assistant Zhang Miao.
Huang addressed a press conference here yesterday saying the association wanted to facilitate communication between the Malaysian Government and family members of the 153 passengers from China on board the plane.
It also offered its condolences to those affected and agreed that Malaysia could have done more to communicate with the families.
“We have the right to know the facts, but we are not entitled to provoke hatred towards Malaysia,” said Huang.
31/03/14 The Star
