Entire Malaysia coming to ‘standstill’ amid Pak Lah’s state funeral and monumental Xi Jinping’s state visit

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Entire Malaysia coming to ‘standstill’ amid Pak Lah’s state funeral and monumental Xi Jinping’s state visit - Focus Malaysia

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While the late fifth premier Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi who breathed his last at the National Heart Institute (IJN) at 7.10pm yesterday (April 14) has deservingly been accorded a state funeral, a National Day of Mourning for the 85-year-old statesman affably known as Pak Lah may have to be put on hold – momentarily.

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