Malaysia GE: PKR chief Wan Azizah has audience with Palace; no swearing-in scheduled on Thursday

May 10, 2018 10:19 AM

KUALA LUMPUR – Despite Tun Mahathir’s assertion that a new Prime Minister will be sworn in after securing simple majority in Malaysia’s shock election result this morning, the Palace has denied that any such ceremony will take place on Thursday (May 10).

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