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There is an urgent need to devote more thought to how the HSR can unlock its immense potential for the benefit of the MANY Malaysians.

Like many Malaysians, I find this very unsettling and an opportunity for us to immediately put into place safeguards against future frivolous claims from other parties.

What an emotional moment it was for the many Malaysians as they waited for the reopening of the Johor Causeway, which has been described as the busiest land crossing in the world, at midnight.

Many Malaysians still love Muafakat Nasional (MN) on the basis of the cooperation and unification brought about by the political cooperation, says Ketereh UMNO division head Tan Sri Annuar Musa.

Nor Shamsiah said house ownership could not be addressed by financing alone as most housing has become too expensive for many Malaysians.

The pandemic has pushed many Malaysians into lower-income categories due to reduced income or complete loss of jobs.

Many Malaysians have made the country proud by flying the national flag high on the international stage in various fields.

Many Malaysians still chose to disobey the standard operating procedures (SOP) to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the country.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and limited flight slots to travel home, many Malaysians overseas have no choice but to celebrate Hari Raya Aidiladha abroad.

During the MCO, residential electricity consumption increased by up to 50 per cent as many Malaysians started staying in and working from home.

Many Malaysians have asked for the Movement Control Order (MCO) to be tightened rather than relaxed especially during the festive season.

Common practice on pay day suggests that many Malaysians would be making a beeline to the Automated Teller Machines (ATMs), and to supermarkets and public markets for essentials.

Many Malaysians working or on holidays in Thailand scrambled to book the next flight home after a two-week nationwide movement control order.

Many Malaysians were considering returning to their kampungs during the current school break due to the anxiety caused by the spread of COVID-19.

After changing government through the ballot-box more than 18 months ago, many Malaysians are beginning to wonder what the future holds for this nation.