Despite making up almost a quarter of the population, in 2010 only 5.8% of Malay’s civil service was ethnically Chinese.

2016, at present, civil servants in Malaysia account for 95% of indigenous people, and Chinese and Indians only account for 5%.

“Chinese do not like to be civil servants?”

In 2010, the Malaysian authorities recruited 40 Chinese-investigators to the Chinese community and had attracted 405 applicants. Their response was so enthusiastic that it was enough to dispute the surmise.

Data source: Wangyi News, The McGill International Review

Since 1971, real state developers have had to retain at least 30% of their units in the residential or commercial sector to increase the ownership of indigenous.

In addition to the NewEconomic Policy (NEP), the purchases of indigenous units are subject to a 10% to 15% discount on the original price.

“The State Housing and Real Estate Commissioner, after research, believes that some constituencies are mostly Chinese, and have made the decision to abolish the establishment of indigenous houses. At the same time, the committee will also be in some indigenous constituencies such as Gaowu. , Wanneng, Yili, etc., to increase the number of indigenous shophouses to 40% to achieve a balance."

Data source: ChinaQw, Kanproperty, Sinchew

It can be seen from the report that the population of Muslims is 60.6%, Buddhism accounts for 20.4%, Christianity accounts for 9.2%, and Xingdu teaches 7%.

The belief of the second largest ethnic group, Chinese, in Malaysia, 81.1% are Buddhists and 11.1% are Christians.

As for Indians, they mainly believe in Hindu, accounting for 86.1%. Christian Indians have 6%.The Indians who believe in Islam, that is, the Mamak ethnic group, account for 4.1%.

Data source: ywlock.blogspot