<p>Malaysia's King Al-Sultan Abdullah has postponed all meetings scheduled for the next two weeks due to coronavirus curbs, a senior palace official said on Wednesday, as opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim bids to replace Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin.</p>.<p>Anwar met the king on Tuesday to prove he has a "convincing" parliamentary majority to form a new government.</p>.<p>The king had been scheduled to meet top leaders from key political parties to verify support for Anwar, but all appointments have been postponed due to a two-week partial lockdown in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur and the state of Selangor which took effect on Wednesday, palace comptroller Ahmad Fadil Shamsuddin said.</p>.<p>New dates will only be decided after the curbs are lifted, Ahmad Fadil said.</p>
<p>Malaysia's King Al-Sultan Abdullah has postponed all meetings scheduled for the next two weeks due to coronavirus curbs, a senior palace official said on Wednesday, as opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim bids to replace Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin.</p>.<p>Anwar met the king on Tuesday to prove he has a "convincing" parliamentary majority to form a new government.</p>.<p>The king had been scheduled to meet top leaders from key political parties to verify support for Anwar, but all appointments have been postponed due to a two-week partial lockdown in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur and the state of Selangor which took effect on Wednesday, palace comptroller Ahmad Fadil Shamsuddin said.</p>.<p>New dates will only be decided after the curbs are lifted, Ahmad Fadil said.</p>