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Big buddy: Ahmad Samsuri (right) and Mohd Yusop (centre) greeting traders at the pasar malam in Setiu.

SETIU: The warm smiles and eager handshakes from residents he received on the campaign trail were encouraging for Mohd Yusop Majid, Perikatan Nasional’s candidate for the Permaisuri seat.

“The support I am seeing is good, that voters want the current leadership to continue,” a beaming Mohd Yusop told The Star as he greeted shoppers and vendors at a pasar malam in Merang here yesterday.

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