Malaysia’s Election Commission denies reports that voters
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Malaysia’s Election Commission denies reports that voters
Malaysia’s Election Commission denies reports that
voters in Melaka polls must be fully vaccinated
Malaysia’s Election Commission (EC) has denied that being fully vaccinated is
a requirement for voters in the upcoming Melaka state polls.
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The EC said in a statement on Monday (Oct 18) that the guidelines for the COVID-19
standard operating procedures (SOP) for the election have not been finalised,
according to a report by national news agency Bernama.
The commission added that the health protocols would be guided by the views and
advice of the National Security Council, the Health Ministry and the police from time
to time.
In a press conference earlier on Monday, the EC had announced Nov 20 as
the polling date for the Melaka state election, while the nomination date was set for
Nov 8 and early voting on Nov 16.
Bernama quoted EC chairman Abdul Ghani Salleh as saying that voters were
encouraged to cast their ballots according to recommended time slots to prevent
crowding at polling stations.
"We have strict SOP at polling centres. The conditions include completing two doses
of vaccination, wearing of face masks and physical distancing. Therefore, we urge
all voters to get themselves vaccinated … there is still time,” he was initially quoted
as saying.
Mr Abdul Ghani’s remarks, attributed to Bernama, were also reported by other local
media outlets on Monday. |
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