<p /><p>MELAKA: At 80, retired civil servant Jusop Karim remains committed to exercising his right to vote, making a stop at SK Seri Duyong here after his morning jog and breakfast today.
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An 80-year-old retired civil servant in Melaka voted at SK Seri Duyong after his morning routine, describing the local election as competitive. Voters began queuing at 7am, ahead of the 8am opening, for the Duyong assembly seat contest.
- Jusop Karim, 80, voted at SK Seri Duyong after his morning jog and breakfast.
- Voters queued outside the school from 7am, before the 8am opening time.
- Barisan Nasional's Mohd Noor Helmy faces Pakatan Harapan's Poo Long Suan in Duyong.
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MELAKA: At 80, retired civil servant Jusop Karim remains committed to exercising his right to vote, making a stop at SK Seri Duyong here after his morning jog and breakfast today.
Jusop said he had decided to visit the polling centre before proceeding with his other activities for the day.
"I went for my morning jog and stopped for a drink before coming here to vote.
"I am already 80 and have experienced several elections, but I am still excited to fulfil my responsibility as a voter," he told reporters after casting his ballot.
