Malaysians united in their hopes for a better 2022


Heartfelt wishes: Voon working at his stall in Bayan Baru market, Penang.— K.T.GOH/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: With the clock counting down towards 2022, the wish-list of many Malaysians has something in common: a better economy and a stable political climate amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Drinks stall owner Hasniza Amin, 40, said with the pandemic already ravaging lives and threatening economic progress, she hoped to see improvements in the political scenario.

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