PKR Subang, Selangor MP resigns
Media reported PKR’s Encik Wong Chen has resigned as the Subang MP effective yesterday.
Referring to a Facebook post, FMT quoted Wong as saying he met with Dewan Rakyat Speaker Tan Sri Johari Abdul last Wednesday to hand over his resignation letter.
However, he and Johari had a “gentleman’s agreement” not to release any details until yesterday.
Wong said the timing of his resignation was to allow parliamentary officers three working days to prepare for the vacancy of the Subang parliamentary seat.
Without telling the reason for still using his YB title until September, Wong said: “We shall also be removing the honorific title of Yang Berhormat from all our correspondence by next month."
Wong added, he would be holding a press conference at 11am tomorrow, Wednesday 12 August 2026.
Minutes before announcing oi oihis resignation, he posted a 15-second video on Facebook showing him packing a stack of books into a box.
Wo2 freeng was the MP for Kelana Jaya from 2013 to 2018 and Subang MP from May 2018 until yesterday.

He is one of the three PKR MPs who were recently barred from accessing the MyKhas portal, which manages special funding for constituencies.
Ampang MP Puan Rodziah Ismail was the latest to be barred from the portal after Wong and Petaling Jaya MP Encik Lee Chean Chung.
All three had attended the launch of Bersama, the party now helmed by former PKR leaders Datuk Seri Mohd Rafizi Ramli (former PKR Pandan MP) and Encik Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad former PKR Setiawangsa MP), in May.
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