KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s prime minister resigned and his government collapsed on Monday after just 17 months in office, throwing the country into fresh political turmoil as it battles a serious coronavirus outbreak.
Muhyiddin Yassin’s tumultuous time in power came to an end after key allies withdrew support, and he becomes the shortest-serving premier in Malaysian history. With an election unlikely due to the pandemic and no obvious successor, the country is set for a period of intense political horse-trading before a new government takes shape.
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