Election Commission deputy chief Datuk Wan Ahmad Wan Omar (second from left) monitoring polling process at the Gong Kedak Airforce multipurpose hall during early voting for the Kuala Besut by-election. -- NSTP/Rosdan Wahid
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DAY 9 KUALA BESUT Quotable quotes, planned events and unplanned incidents as they take place in the run-up to the by-election.
Election Commission (EC) deputy chief Wan Ahmad Wan Omar visits Gong Kedak Royal Malaysian Air Force base as today is the advance voting day for the by-election.
Upon arrival, Wan Ahmad flashes his left forefinger, inked with indelible ink, to prove that the indelible ink which will be used in this by-election is better than the product used during 13th general election.
“It's the sixth day, I washed it with all kinds of things, and it's still there,” he tells the press.
In Kuala Besut, there are 1,134 army personnel and 14 police personnel qualified to exercise their right to cast their votes today as advance voters.
The polling process is taking place at the multi-purpose hall at the air force base from 8am to 5pm today.
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