Balingian by-election: Smooth early voting at Mukah police HQ


Casting their votes: Policemen queuing up to apply the indelible ink on their fingers during the early voting for the Balingian by-election at the Mukah police headquarters' multi-purpose hall. - Bernama

MUKAH: Early voting for the Baling­ian by-election, involving 133 registered enforcement personnel, went off without a hitch.

“We expect almost everyone eligible for early voting to do so today. The Election Commission records show 133 eligible voters, although according to our own latest records, one has retired.

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