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PETALING JAYA: Visitors to the alternative news portals, which thrive on political events and stories, have dropped after the general election and an academic attributes this to the country suffering from political fatigue.

“People want to move on instead of continuing to read political controversies,” said Assoc Prof Dr Baharuddin Aziz of the International Islamic University.

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