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During Najib’s time: RM800 billion debt (actually RM687b) = the country is “bankrupt”. Debt ratio 57.4% (actually 50.0%) = “broke the law”. But during Madani: RM1,315.5 billion debt = perfectly fine. Debt ratio 64.0% (up from 57.7% in 2022 before Madani) = “still within the law”. What a liar, KorMing.

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