‘Unity crucial to M’sia, protect it’


Standing united: Fadillah (front centre) at the launch of the #SaySomethingNice 2023 campaign at Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus yesterday. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: Growing polarisation within the nation’s multi-ethnic and religious society due to toxic politics is a concern and will be raised during the Cabinet meeting today, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof.Fadillah, who chairs the National Unity Advisory Council (MPPN), will raise the issue himself.

“I am from Sarawak and Bandar Kuching, which is recognised as the city of unity.

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