Johor polls: Ban physical campaigning, fine-tune voting practices in view of Covid-19 spike, says health coalition

By JUNAID IBRAHIM

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Health Coalition has urged the Election Commission (EC) to institute safer voting practices and ban physical campaigning for the March 12 Johor state election.

In a statement on Friday (Feb 25), it urged the government to proceed with the election in a cautious manner in view of the Covid-19 situation in the country.

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Johor , State Election , Malaysian Health Coalition , Election Commission , SOP , Covid-19 , Safer Voting Practices , Physical Campaigning , Ban , Health Ministry , General Election

   

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