Pulai by-election: Two early voting centres open doors at 8am


Sarjan Mejar Harudin Sari, 49, from the Wilayah Dua Marine Police Force, was the first to cast his ballot in early voting for the Pulai parliamentary by-election on Tuesday (Sept 5). - Photo: Bernama

JOHOR BARU: Two early voting centres for the Pulai parliamentary by-election - the Kempas police station in Kempas and Wilayah Dua Marine Police Force headquarters in Tampoi - opened simultaneously at 8am Tuesday (Sept 5).

A total of 927 police officers and personnel will cast their ballots in Tuesday's early voting process.

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