IIUM survey finds Malaysians mostly contented


PETALING JAYA: It may seem like a mad, mad world right now – with uncertainties in the global political and economic scenes spilling over into our country – but Malaysians are generally contented with their well-being, according to a survey by the International Islamic University Malaysia.

What many are most concerned about is their material lot, said Prof Datuk Seri Dr Syed Arabi Idid who led the public opinion study on current issues from March to April.

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