A new prime minister has been appointed in Malaysia, where the prime minister resigned after failing to control the infection of the new coronavirus, but as the worst infection ever continues, voices are already worried about the future of the new administration.
Since June, Malaysia has implemented so-called "lockdown" that severely restricts economic activities and movement of people, but the number of infected people per day is 23,564 on the 20th, so far. In addition to the highest number of deaths, the number of deaths exceeds 200 every day, and the worst-ever spread of infection continues.
Following the resignation of the prime minister, who was criticized by the public for failing to control infection, the King of Malaysia appointed Mr. Ismail Sabri, who was the deputy prime minister and defense minister in the previous administration, as the new prime minister on the 20th. ..
In making the appointment, the King confirmed the intentions of each member of the House of Representatives and determined that Ismail Sabri had a majority of support in Congress.
However, since the new Prime Minister Ismail Sabri played a central role in combating the new coronavirus in the previous administration, he is already worried whether he can put out a policy to stop the spread of infection and lift the depressed economy. There is a voice to do.