The Director of Health of Malaysia stated that the Ministry of Health of Malaysia recommends that no elections should be held in the near future, but if it is unavoidable, it must be explored in different ways, such as no cross-state and cross-county voting, no gatherings, no ticket worship, or even mailing Ballots or other methods to vote.

He said that the Ministry of Health’s recommendation is that Malaysia should not hold any elections in the near future, but due to the Federal Constitution, Malaysia cannot avoid holding the next by-election. In view of this, he pointed out that the Ministry of Health can only discuss and make recommendations to the election committee, including no cross-state or cross-county voting, no return to the hometown to vote, no gatherings, and no door-to-door worship.

Malaysia “We have learned lessons from the Sabah state election, and we do not need to experience the consequences of another election.”

The vote for the by-election for the National Assembly seats in the Tripod Rock District of Sabah was held on December 5 and the nomination date was November 23. The election period is 12 days. The early voting day for this by-election is December 1. In addition, Sarawak Chief Minister Datuk Badinggi Abang Johari said yesterday that Sarawak will hold state elections as a state of emergency is not implemented in the country.