Malaysians uncertain over country's future direction during Pakatan's administration, survey finds


PETALING JAYA: More than half of Malaysians were unsure on whether the country's future was headed towards the right direction in a poll conducted during the previous Pakatan Harapan administration.

The poll by Emir Research, conducted between Jan 15 and Feb 24 this year, showed that 55% out of the 2,002 poll respondents were unsure on whether the country's future direction was on the right track.

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