GE13: Indelible ink arrives in Malaysia


BUKIT TINGGI: The indelible ink ordered by the Election Commission which will be used for the first time in the next general election has arrived in the country.

EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof said the shipment of ink is being stored in air-conditioned storage areas to ensure its quality.

The ink storage area he said, is also monitored by closed circuit television (cctv).

"The ink is ready for use, part of our final preparations and we are now 90% ready overall to hold the election," Abdul Aziz told reporters after a briefing for federal territory returning officers at a resort here.

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