Women and seniors to the fore


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 06 Apr 2003

Umno's moderate image appeals to women voters but even Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi was surprised by the warm support from the senior generation during a recent visit to Kelantan, where both groups are crucial in the party's bid to regain ground, writes JOCELINE TAN. 

THE SKY over Kota Baru was still dark at 6am and Kelantan Umno information head Alwi Che Ahmad was just about to climb out of bed when his mobile phone rang.  

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