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Polling has begun in Sabah with a total of 2,540 voting channels in 73 state constituencies opened at 7.30am.

Over one million people are eligible to cast their ballots in the 16th state election.

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Voters are required to have their temperature taken, wear face masks, use sanitizers and practice physical distancing, as part of Covid-19 SOPs.

More than 1,500 health workers are being stationed at the polling centres statewide.

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Some voters travelled by boat to cast their ballots at SK Pulau Gaya. #PRNSabah ImageImageImageImage
A health worker explains to BFM about the importance of thorough SOP compliance due to concerns over possible Covid-19 spread from asymptomatic virus carriers during the Sabah polls.

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Election Commission staff assisted a senior citizen to cast his vote in N58 Lamag.

EC officials are on hand to aid the elderly and those with special needs through the voting process. ImageImage

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