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Former Umno leader Khairy Jamaluddin said he needs more time to consider offers he has received to join political parties.
The former health minister said he does not want to rush into a decision just because the six state elections are around the corner.
The former health minister said he does not want to rush into a decision just because the six state elections are around the corner.
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