Chini by-election: Over 600 police personnel to be deployed to ensure smooth polling


Policemen showing their fingers covered with indelible ink after casting their vote on the early voting process in the Chini state seat by-election, at the Chini Police Station on Tuesday (June 30).- Bernama

PEKAN (Bernama): More than 600 police officers and personnel will be on duty to ensure a smooth voting process in the Chini state by-election this Saturday (July 4).

Deputy Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ismail Mohamed Said said that all of them had been given training to ensure a smooth voting process which involved new normal practices and the implementation of the standard operating procedure (SOP) as the Covid-19 threat was still present.

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