Dismissed: Bid to stop Sabah polls due to Covid-19


KOTA KINABALU: A bid to stop the Sabah elections due to Covid-19 concerns was struck out on Monday (Sept 14).

High Court judge Ismail Brahim dismissed the bid filed by lawyer Marcel Judge and businesswoman Margret Binsing against the Election Commission (EC), with costs of RM3,500.

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