Johor polls: Three candidates with NGO backgrounds hope their work helping others will convince voters

JOHOR BARU: At least three candidates are banking on their track records of serving the community through their involvement in non-governmental organisations to garner votes.

, he started his NGO about 32 years ago when he was a village chief.

Pandak, who was currently the Malaysia Handball Federation president, said working for these NGO gave him valuable experience in helping the community. "We have been very busy during the Covid-19 pandemic, providing food aid to many affected people since 2020. As for Mohamed Ridza Busu, he decided to dabble in politics after many years of being active in an NGO.

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