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八点最热报 | 槟城威省的3个马来选区，在1119全国大选，成为了国盟掀起绿潮的突破口。其中有两个都跟首相有关，一个是现任首相安华的政治老巢峇东埔，另一个则是前首相阿都拉的家乡甲抛峇底。这两个选区都在上届大选“绿潮”的席卷下，双双失手，让很多人大跌眼镜。《八点最热报》团队在这两个国席底下的州议席采访选民时发现，有人形容国盟的绿潮会像新冠疫情那样大爆发，进而变成一场“马来海啸”。（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:03 The three Malay elections in the province of Incheon
00:08 became the breakthrough of the National Alliance to win the green tide in the 1919 National Election.
00:12 And two of the elections are related to the prime minister.
00:16 One is the current prime minister of Anhua, the political old tide, Ba Dongpu.
00:19 The other is the former prime minister of Adula's hometown, Japao Badi.
00:23 Whether it's Ba Dongpu or Japao Badi,
00:25 it has always been seen as the iron wall between the West Alliance and the country.
00:30 But both of them failed in the last election.
00:34 Many people were shocked.
00:37 The 8 o'clock news team went to the two state-run and state-run state-run states to get a better understanding of the situation.
00:43 They found out from the street interviews that the green tide of the National Alliance is still there.
00:50 And there are local residents describing that
00:51 it may be like a new coronavirus outbreak.
00:56 It will become a "Malay tsunami".
00:58 Let's follow the reporter, Huang Jieqi, Shen Jiayin and Ye Xiaohui to the Malay area of Incheon.
01:03 The Malay vice-president, Ba Dongpu, who entered Incheon,
01:07 was followed by the red and blue flags of the West Alliance and the National Alliance.
01:11 In order to recover the old tide that Anhua's family accidentally lost in the election,
01:15 the West Alliance is a strong prime minister.
01:17 The portrait posters of Anhua must be included.
01:19 Among them is a poster of Penang Elokda,
01:22 which tells voters that the West Alliance is doing well.
01:26 The respondents are also confident that the green tide has subsided.
01:30 The three state-run states in the Ba Dongpu area will not be affected by the result of the accident.
01:35 We are confident that the 33th DUN election will be won by the Party of the Republic of Paduan.
01:42 This is a continuation of the last PRU election, the 2018 election.
01:47 But this is the second time we have to look at the decision of the election.
01:51 I think that this time the tide is not the same as the last election.
01:57 The West Alliance is optimistic about the election in the Malay region of Incheon.
02:01 But after interviewing many Malay voters at 8.62,
02:04 some people expressed their desire to change seats without any cover.
02:08 I think this time, I think the 33th DUN election is hopeful that the PN will win.
02:15 We don't want to be in the same boat. If we can, we will win.
02:18 But if we win, we can't do anything.
02:22 We can't make them worry.
02:23 But at least we can give them a reminder.
02:27 Let them do that.
02:28 The Malay people want to change their feelings.
02:30 Let's see how it goes.
02:31 We want to change it too.
02:31 Because we eat rice.
02:32 Today we eat chicken.
02:33 Tomorrow we eat meat.
02:34 We eat chicken every day.
02:36 The respondents described a "Malay sea elephant" in the process of breeding.
02:40 For the Anwar family's reputation and the advantage of the leadership,
02:43 some voters think the next-door governor, Shanusi,
02:47 has a greater influence.
02:49 The Anwar family has a strong aura.
02:53 The Anwar family is stronger than Shanusi.
02:55 They are more stable economically.
02:57 The people are more optimistic about Shanusi's rise.
03:00 They are better than the Anwar family.
03:01 The last election was not just about Batongpu.
03:04 The original stronghold of the National Government, Japaobadi,
03:06 also unexpectedly lost to the first party.
03:09 The road across the Kaukampang River
03:11 leads to a district under the state-owned Japaobadi, Bodan.
03:14 This is a blue sea.
03:16 The flags of the National Government and the National Alliance are flying.
03:19 The National Government candidate,
03:21 Licha Malikun, also has a unique elephant flag.
03:24 This is the hometown of the former prime minister, Batla.
03:26 But her political disciple, Licha Malikun,
03:28 was cut into pieces by the first party's newcomer, Xiaodao Judasu,
03:30 at the 119 National Election.
03:32 The voters in Bodan said
03:34 they were very surprised by the defeat.
03:38 I was also surprised.
03:39 I thought they would win
03:41 because I saw a lot of people from the campaign.
03:45 But when I heard they lost, I was surprised too.
03:49 This place is strong.
03:51 They could lose. I was surprised.
03:53 50-50.
03:55 But when the flag fell, we were surprised.
03:57 It was the same as the previous election.
04:00 If the last election in Japaobadi
04:02 was unexpected by the locals,
04:05 if they were to run for another election,
04:07 the Licha Malikun's political disciple was no exception.
04:10 How did the voters see the three-week-long campaign
04:13 under the Japaobadi National Election?
04:16 The green and blue flags were both up.
04:18 So you still feel like it's 50-50?
04:21 I feel like it.
04:22 You don't feel like you're going to lose?
04:24 I don't think so.
04:27 I think it's possible.
04:28 I think it's possible because of the PH support.
04:30 I don't think it's going to be a strong election.
04:33 I think it's going to be a tough one.
04:36 The PH support is strong.
04:38 If the PH wants to win, they have to work harder.
04:41 They have to work harder.
04:43 The green and blue flags didn't work this time.
04:45 They didn't work?
04:46 They weren't strong.
04:46 Why?
04:48 It's like always.
04:49 The kids didn't get any money.
04:51 They weren't active.
04:52 This time, the kids didn't get any money.
04:54 50-100.
04:55 It's over.
04:56 They died again.
04:58 I think the two parties are strong.
05:00 From here and...
05:02 The problem is the PH.
05:06 The PH is strong in the green.
05:08 But I think they can still lose this time.
05:13 The two Malay districts that were supported by the PH
05:16 were originally a fortress for the West and the government.
05:19 Now, under the green tide of the government,
05:22 will the election in the electorate
05:23 change in the six-state election?
05:26 Stay tuned.
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