
HKL receives 63 protesters, two police officers
The Kuala Lumpur Hospital (HKL) received 63 protesters and two policemen as new patients following the rally around the city today.


Home Minister Hishammuddin commended the police for being unfazed despite being tormented by about 20,000 protesters.

The police reaction could carry risks for PM Najib if it is seen as too harsh, possibly forcing him to delay elections.

'I hope the prime minister will endorse my suggestion so that we can really study the issue and beyond,' says Muhyiddin.


As of 7.20pm, 388 people have been nabbed over Bersih 3.0. The police also explains how the initially peaceful rally went awry.


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9.10PM
S Ambiga describes the Bersih 3.0 rally as 'tremendous' and that the atmosphere was 'wonderful'.

UPDATED 8.08PM
Allegations that Bersih supporters had committed acts of violence have stunned its leaders.

UPDATED 8.40PM Over 3,000 Bersih supporters surround Dataran Bandaraya in Johor Baru for the sit-in protest as more continue to arrive.




Opposition Leader Anwar urges the people to end corruption and fraud in the Election Commission and the government.

BN's efficient administration enabled Malaysia to raise its revenue despite uncertainty in the global economy, says PM.

COMMENT
Malaysia's destiny does not lie in the hands of those leaders to whom we lent the reins of power.





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The ground was ceded to Bersih when it was revealed that both the EC chief and his deputy are members of Umno.

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'There should be acceptance by the gov't of stateless communities with genuine links with the nation.'

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M'sians don't seem to understand that a just system is one in which minorities are protected from the majority.

The home minister, in a flurry of morning tweets, was livid that the opposition has hijacked the Bersih movement.
