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Mat Sabu asks Johor voters to give Pakatan chance to prove manifesto not ‘copy paste’

Malay Mail

Malay Mail

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July 7, 2026

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Mat Sabu asks Johor voters to give Pakatan chance to prove manifesto not ‘copy paste’

BATU PAHAT, July 7 — Voters in Johor need to give Pakatan Harapan (PH) candidates a chance in the state election t...

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