After the latest General Election, Malaysia is facing a hung parliament for the first time ever, with two rival factions tussling for power. The king has been tasked with the tough decision of selecting the new PM. We go through the sequence of events that led us to this situation, and try to break it down for the average Singaporean to understand. Closer to home, we might have an extra 1.5 hours of quiet time in our neighbourhoods, if the recommendations of the Community Advisory Panel on Neighbourhood Noise are adopted. Do we need more quiet time in Singapore?

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Malaysia king to decide on next PM

Singapore might soon have an extra 1.5 hours

Extending quiet time by 1½ hours among recommendations to tackle neighbourhood noise in Singapore

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#342 - Malaysia king to decide on next PM & Singapore might soon have an extra 1.5 hours of quiet everyday