Critics viewed Muhyiddin Yassin's 17-month rule as prime minister unfavourably as his razor-thin majority government's bid to manage the country's Covid-19 outbreak came up empty. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, August 16, 2021.
MUHYIDDIN Yassin’s 17-month tenure as the prime minister is best summed up by his government’s failure to properly handle the Covid-19 pandemic and in its inability to relieve the people of their financial hardships, political pundits said.They said his tenure as the nation’s eighth prime minister was a total failure, with his success only measured by his ability to stay in power for 17 months.
“The fact he managed to stay on for 17 months was the only good review I can give. If that can be considered as a ‘success’,” Chin quipped.Meanwhile, Ilham Centre’s Hisommuddin Bakar differed with Badrul and Chin, saying the Bersatu chairman should be credited for several initiatives he had made.“I think he was still focused on curbing Covid-19 and he came up with several economic plans to help the people despite the resistance.“His approach to the people when first taking office too was good.
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