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A file image of new mothers. Women feature heavily in the manifesto, with one of the pledges being to provide seven days of special leave per year for women who are caregivers to their children or immediate relatives who are ill.

THE Barisan Nasional election manifesto launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak on Saturday is being well received by the public.

Those interviewed by MetroPerak say the pledges would surely provide much needed boosts in many areas in the state should they be implemented.

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