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Deputy Inspector-General of Police Mazlan Lazim told reporters today that the force is ready to facilitate the Malacca state election.
He said the police will also enforce Covid-19 SOPs announced by the Nasional Security Council for the election.
He said the police will also enforce Covid-19 SOPs announced by the Nasional Security Council for the election.
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