Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob's son-in-law today denied using a government-owned helicopter to rescue him from being trapped in the country's worst flooding in recent years.
Fashion designer Jovian Mandagie (above) was responding to critics who alleged that he got the help due to his status as the son-in-law to the premier.
Netizens voiced their outrage on social media, alleging that Ismail Sabri sent a helicopter to rescue Jovian who was stranded at his office while many other flood victims were still trapped in their homes for hours.
"I did not use the government's asset, no way will I use something that is not my right. You all want to insult me, go ahead. But that is slander.
"Why not use the helicopter to help the people? Because this is a commercial helicopter, so you cannot open the door and drop off aid or pick up victims," he said on Instagram.
"Did I come to offer assistance all of a sudden after (the issue) went viral on Twitter? .... I love helping people and I do it sincerely.
"If you don't like me, just unfollow. Please do better to help the nation than just bashing what is not right about me," Jovian added. - Mkini
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