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Malaysia's political crisis has taken another turn today as opposition MPs attempted to enter the Dewan Rakyat grounds but were turned away as roads were blocked.
Parliament was originally supposed to be in session today but has been called off, due to Covid-19 cases in the vicinity.
Parliament was originally supposed to be in session today but has been called off, due to Covid-19 cases in the vicinity.
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