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Selangor PN liaison secretary Dr Afif Bahardin is confident the coalition can capture the state due to “increasing support" from voters.
Speaking at a press conference on the eve of a PN convention, Afif also vouched for the coalition's candidates as being "experienced professionals".
Speaking at a press conference on the eve of a PN convention, Afif also vouched for the coalition's candidates as being "experienced professionals".
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