State polls: Noh Omar and family turn up to vote for daughter Nurul Syazwani


Perikatan Nasional candidate Nurul Syazwani Noh (third right), who is vying the Permatang state seat, together with her father and mentor Tan Sri Noh Omar, who is former Tanjong Karang MP showing up at the SK Sungai Burong polling centre after casting their votes. With them were Nurul Syazwani's mother Puan Sri Dr Aishah Salleh (second left), her husband Hisyam Hedzril Nor Hashim (second right), their young son Qal Qadri and her younger brother Muhammad Nur Isyraff (right).

TANJONG KARANG: It was a shot in the arm for Perikatan Nasional's Nurul Syazwani Noh when her family, including veteran politician Tan Sri Noh Omar, came out in full force together with her at the polling centre.

Also with her were her mother Puan Sri Dr Aishah Salleh, her husband Hisyam Hedzril Nor Hashim, their young son Qal Qadri, six, and her younger half-brother Muhammad Nur Isyraff, 18.

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