Voters wearing shorts and slippers get to cast their ballots


IPOH: Several men in shorts and slippers were able to cast their ballots without problems here Wednesday morning.

Many were seen walking out of SK La Salle with their fingers marked with indelible ink, while trying to wipe it off with tissue paper.

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