Malaysia rulers say no need for state of emergency beyond Aug 1; call for political temperature to be cooled down

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Malaysia rulers say no need for state of emergency beyond Aug 1; call for political temperature to cool down

KUALA LUMPUR: The rulers of Malaysia said there is no need to extend a state of emergency beyond Aug 1, while calling for the political temperature to be cooled down.

"The unity among the people is increasingly cracked," the statement read, adding that people were suffering from job loss and income loss. "It is important to have a stable government that can command confidence and support of the majority of the people.

 

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