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The coming monsoon season early next year and fear of a possible emergence of new Covid-19 variants are the main reasons why the Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) government prefers to have the 12th state election now.
Incumbent Sarawak deputy chief minister Douglas Uggah Embas said the decision was also reached after much consultation and deliberation with the relevant authorities.
Incumbent Sarawak deputy chief minister Douglas Uggah Embas said the decision was also reached after much consultation and deliberation with the relevant authorities.
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