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Wooing the people: Joohari (pic, above) and Abidin (pic, below) meeting voters during their campaign for the N20 Sungai Bakap by-election at the Sungai Bakap night market in Nibong Tebal. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

NIBONG TEBAL: When you take a close look at the map of Malaysia, you will find that only one point where three large towns of three states meet at their borders.

The towns are Penang’s Nibong Tebal, Kedah’s Bandar Baharu and Perak’s Parit Buntar.

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