Johor makes a 'U-turn', agrees that youth age cap should be 30


JOHOR BARU: The Johor government changed its stand and made a "U-turn" Tuesday (July 9) on lowering the age cap for youth from 40 years to 30.

This comes after the state government announced Monday (July 8) that it would maintain the age cap at 40.

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