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Voting begins for general elections in Malaysia

A total of 7,950 polling stations were opened for more than 10.9 million registered Malaysian voters in an election which will likely see Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi's ruling National Front win an easy majority. Full Article at New Kerala

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