Wee's pol sec under Tiong's payroll?

Political secretary Lim Ching Hao, who works with MCA Youth chief Wee Ka Siong in the Education ministry, is allegedly also under the payroll of Kuala Dimensi Sdn Bhd (KDSB).

A blogger posted statements from the Employment Providence Fund to back his claim that Lim was working in 2007 and 2008 for Tiong King Sing, who heads KDSB, the turnkey contractor for the scandal-hit Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) project.

The blogger, in his Wee Ka Siong Unmasked website, said the employer's EPF number denoted that the company Lim had been attached to was KDSB, not any other company linked to Tiong.

An inside source from the MCA said Lim is still under Tiong's payroll at the moment.

Wee, a civil engineering graduate from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, had said his firm, Hijau Sekitar Sdn Bhd, was one of the five consulting firms that had carried out a feasibility study for Port Klang, covering the port's future berth extension and competitiveness over the next 30 years.

He claimed to have resigned as Hijau Sekitar director and had sold most of his shares soon after being appointed the deputy Education minister last year.

He has refuted allegations by some quarters that his aides and officers had been working for Tiong and KDSB.

A dare by MCA Youth CC member

Early this year, MCA Youth central committee member from Perak, Ding Keng Long, had asked Wee if he would resign if there were evidence to prove that his staff had worked for Tiong.

Wee has not respond to the query, which was contained in a Jan 3 press statement issued by Ding.

In the recent posting on the Wee Ka Siong Unmasked site, the blogger claimed that Wee had not told the truth.

He said there was now evidence that Wee's political secretary in the Education ministry had worked with Tiong. "It is not any of Tiong's (other) companies but Kuala Dimensi," he said.

Will Wee deny again?

"What more do you want, Ka Siong?

"(Do you want to) go ahead and say you were misquoted?" asked the blogger, reminding Wee that he once told the press he did not own any shares in Hijau Sekitar but conffessed later that he had 'divested controlling stakes only' in the company.

The blogger said he has other documents about Wee that would be revealed in future positings on the net. - Malaysian Mirror