Malaysian Election First-Time Voters
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A 75-year-old former Singaporean citizen cast his first vote in Malaysia's Johor state election after becoming a citizen. Separately, a 103-year-old man also voted in the Pasir Panjang area. Meanwhile, Malaysian police reported 90 complaints and 25 investigations during the election campaign period, mostly for minor offenses.
Elderly man, 75, votes for the first time in Malaysia after becoming a citizen
After nearly two decades of patient waiting, a 75-year-old man has finally fulfilled his dream of voting in Malaysia. Supaid Karmat, a former Singaporean citizen who officially obtained Malaysian citizenship in 2024, experienced a historic moment as he cast his ballot for the first time in the 16th Johor State Election. Karmat described the experience as deeply emotional, a mix of excitement and t…
Johor Election: Smooth Traffic at Malaysia-Singapore Border Crossings
Traffic flowed smoothly at Malaysia's two main land entry points with Singapore on election day, according to the Home Minister. Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail confirmed the positive development…
103-year-old man votes in Malaysian state election
At 103 years old, Kastawi Isa remains an active participant in Malaysia's democratic process, casting his vote in the Pasir Panjang state constituency. Isa, a pioneer settler at Felda Sungai Sayong, e…
90 Police Reports, 25 Investigations Opened During Johor Election Campaign
Malaysian police have registered 90 reports and initiated 25 investigation papers throughout the campaign for the 16th Johor State Election, as of yesterday. The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) confirmed…
