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Malaysia’s PAS Party Wants Nationwide Gambling License Review

Bloomberg Markets Saturday 05 September 2026, 05:25 UTC By Kok Leong Chan 1 min read
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Parti Islam Se-Malaysia, which leads the country’s main opposition bloc, said the government should review existing gambling licenses and stop giving new ones, its latest effort to curb social ills.

Parti Islam Se-Malaysia, which leads the country’s main opposition bloc, said the government should review existing gambling licenses and stop giving new ones, its latest effort to curb social ills.
Malaysia (LOCATION) PAS Party Wants Nationwide Gambling License Review Parti (ORG) Islam Se-Malaysia (PERSON)
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