MELAKA, Nov 14 (Bernama) -- Despite their demanding schedules covering news and reporting from the field to keep the public updated, Malaysian National News Agency (Bernama) staff took time to exercise their right to vote in the Melaka State Election today.
Melaka Polls: Bernama Staff Make Time To Vote Despite Busy Coverage Schedules
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Bernama staff in Melaka voted in the state election despite busy news coverage schedules. Several employees, including a TV journalist and cameraman, highlighted the personal significance of voting in person for the first time.
- Bernama staff voted in the Melaka State Election on Nov 14 despite demanding field reporting schedules.
- TV journalist Azeery Idris voted in person for the first time at SJKC Malim in the Kesidang constituency.
- Cameraman Ahmad Fauzi Sarin and ICT assistant Shaharim Sulong also cast their votes at different polling stations.
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