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

In Melaka, the upcoming 16th state election will see Pakatan Harapan candidate Adly Zahari focusing on improving digital education facilities for the younger generation in the Bukit Katil constituency, as well as entrepreneurs. Adly, the Amanah vice-president and Deputy Defence Minister, emphasized the importance of digitally literate individuals for both the education sector and economic development.

He also highlighted that the construction of a polyclinic in the constituency has been approved by the Ministry of Health and secured budgetary support. Adly, in his bid for a third term, acknowledged the competition with four other candidates, including Ridzuan Sarif from Perikatan Nasional, Dr Aliza Che Amran from Parti Bersama Malaysia, and independent candidate Abu Bakar Sabudin.

Despite facing a challenging contest, Adly expressed confidence in his achievements and appealed to voters to give him an opportunity once again. The Melaka state election is scheduled for November 14, with early voting on November 10.