KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysian political leaders are pledging to sacrifice their salaries, provide wider internet coverage and dish out ministerial posts in the run-up to one of the tightest general elections in years on Saturday.
Malaysia election
Malaysia politicians ramp up promises ahead of tight weekend poll
Coalitions led by Ismail Sabri and Anwar fear losing seats in upcoming vote
Malaysian Prime Minister, center, has pledged to create a deputy prime minister post to be helmed by a leader from Sarawak State in a bid to woo voters from Borneo. (Photo by Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
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