DAP wins despite low voter turnout


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 12 May 2019

Vivian Wong, the Sandakan MP

SANDAKAN: It was lunch time at a restaurant in Bandar Kim Fung, about eight kilometres from town.

A 30-something Chinese woman, who had accompanied her parents to cast their vote in the Sandakan parliamentary by-election, received a WhatsApp message from DAP.

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