Pas concerned over possible low voter turnout due to weather - Tuan Ibrahim

The party's deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said he hoped that voters would go out to vote early as several states were forecast to experience thunderstorms in the afternoon.

"We request voters to go out to vote early, and not to wait until the evening because of the current uncertain weather conditions. I hope that the target of 70 per cent voter turnout across the country can be achieved," he said after attending Perikatan Nasional's Grand Finale Talk at Dataran Kemahkotaan here, last night.

Bernama reported yesterday that based on the weather forecast, some states would experience rain in the early morning on Saturday, with thunderstorms expected across the country in the afternoon.

Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) deputy director general (operations) Lim Ze Hui said areas expected to experience rain in the early morning were in Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka and west of Johor.

Although Kelantan and Terengganu are expected to experience continuous rain throughout the day, MetMalaysia does not expect any unusual rainfall for the two states.

For the states in the north, the weather is expected to be good in the morning.