Tanjung Piai folk’s daily struggle


Bagan Ayer Masin in Kukup is rather quiet by evening when villagers caĺl it a day. — FOONG PEK YEE/ The Star

PONTIAN: He may only be voting in the next general election, but he has an idea of what makes a good elected representative.

“The person must always be on the ground to see what life is like for the ordinary people and find ways to help them, ” said a 19-year-old petrol attendant in Pontian town here

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