Pak Long, a rubber tapper from Kedah thinks Malaysians must give the new government time to carry out its promises. “Fixing the country will take more than one or two days,” he says. Photo: Joe Kit Yong for Ceritalah Pak Long, a rubber tapper from Kedah thinks Malaysians must give the new government time to carry out its promises. “Fixing the country will take more than one or two days,” he says. Photo: Joe Kit Yong for Ceritalah
Pak Long, a rubber tapper from Kedah thinks Malaysians must give the new government time to carry out its promises. “Fixing the country will take more than one or two days,” he says. Photo: Joe Kit Yong for Ceritalah
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Pak Long, a rubber tapper from Kedah thinks Malaysians must give the new government time to carry out its promises. “Fixing the country will take more than one or two days,” he says. Photo: Joe Kit Yong for Ceritalah Pak Long, a rubber tapper from Kedah thinks Malaysians must give the new government time to carry out its promises. “Fixing the country will take more than one or two days,” he says. Photo: Joe Kit Yong for Ceritalah
Pak Long, a rubber tapper from Kedah thinks Malaysians must give the new government time to carry out its promises. “Fixing the country will take more than one or two days,” he says. Photo: Joe Kit Yong for Ceritalah
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