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The police have confirmed that there have been attempts by certain parties to influence voters not to vote in the by-election tomorrow.
Kelantan police chief Muhamad Zaki Harun says the police take this matter seriously and will take stern action against those who make any extremely provocative statements that could disrupt the democratic system and public order.
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Kelantan police chief Muhamad Zaki Harun says the police take this matter seriously and will take stern action against those who make any extremely provocative statements that could disrupt the democratic system and public order.
Note:
Voiceover by AI.
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