MCA urges MCMC to press charges against 'chicken bone' influencers

Published: Aug 5, 2025 7:32 AM

MCA has urged MCMC to initiate legal proceedings against three influencers who filmed themselves giving leftover KFC chicken bones to a homeless man.

MCA Young Women chairperson Ivone Low Yi Wen labelled the video “deeply disturbing and unacceptable” and stressed that those involved in the stunt must be held accountable for their behaviour.

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