Last-minute rush for Malaysians trying to cast their vote from overseas

May 08, 2018 7:39 PM

SINGAPORE – When Malaysian citizen Mrs Agnes Koay received her balloting slip at 7pm on Monday, she did not think she would be able to send it back in time to cast her vote on Wednesday – even with the help of a courier.

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