KOTA KINABALU: Sabah voters were up early to cast their ballots statewide, the second time in 28 months.
Unlike during the May general election two years ago, voters had to go through temperature and health checks before they were allowed to vote.
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Orderly wait: Senior citizens and disabled people waiting for their turn to cast their votes in the Sabah state election at SMK Bukit Garam in Kinabatangan. — Bernama
Lending a hand: Election Commission staff assisting a senior citizen on polling day at SK Pulau Gaya. — Bernama
Doing her part: Voter Maitah Tandasai casting her vote as she carries her child on her back at SK Mantob in Kiulu. — Bernama
Keeping clean: An Election Commission worker disinfecting a ballot box at SK Pulau Gaya. — Bernama
Precautionary measure: Election Commission staff checking the temperature of voters at SRS Datuk Simon Fung.
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