Wi-Fi, laptops and a polyclinic: What Pakatan’s Adly Zahari wants to deliver in Bukit Katil

Bukit Katil, located in Melaka, is set to witness a tough election as Pakatan Harapan candidate Adly Zahari seeks to deliver digital education facilities, a polyclinic, and enhance economic development to the younger generation and entrepreneurs. Adly, Deputy Defence Minister and Amanah vice-president, emphasized the importance of a digitally literate generation that would benefit the education sector and boost economic capabilities.

He also highlighted the approval of a polyclinic construction project and the secured budget by the Ministry of Health. Facing four contenders - Ridzuan Sarif (PN), Dr Aliza Che Amran (Bersama), Dr Abu Bakar Sabudin (independent), and Adly, the election is a significant challenge for Adly, who served the constituency for eight years.

Adly appeals to the people to give him an opportunity to serve for a third term, trusting that their confidence in his achievements will prevail. The Melaka state election will be held on November 14, with early voting on November 10.