MELAKA, Nov 14 — Ayer Molek incumbent assemblyman, Datuk Rahmad Mariman is keeping to his motto of “Looking for issues before they become issues and scouting for problems before they become real problems” in his campaign to defend his seat in the Melaka election.
“I enjoy looking around the constituency on my motorcycle at night to check for problems or issues in my area, sometimes I was alone so that nobody was aware, and if I should sense a potential issue, I will take pre-emptive action without waiting for the matter to blow up,” he said in the Bicara Melaka programme aired via UMNO Online here tonight.
As Melaka Health and Anti-Drugs Committee chairman, Rahmad also wanted to turn abandoned land into farms to help generate income for the people in his manifesto if he could retain the seat.
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