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The flood disaster that struck the country over the weekend should not be politicised and aid should be channelled to everyone affected regardless of their backgrounds, said former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
The Langkawi MP also expressed his appreciation to Malaysians who had come together to help those affected by the floods.
The Langkawi MP also expressed his appreciation to Malaysians who had come together to help those affected by the floods.
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