GE15: Volunteers race against the clock to deliver postal votes from Japan


PETALING JAYA: A group of Malaysians are racing against the clock to ensure ballot envelopes from postal voters in Japan reach polling centres here in time for polling day.

Over the past week, Ong Xin Yi, 36; Damia Yasmin Shaharudin, 22; and Bazilah Idris, 38, have been working with dozens of like-minded Malaysians collecting postal votes from all over Japan and getting them back to Malaysia before Saturday (Nov 19).

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