Malaysia's royals call for religious tolerance in rare public interventionKUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia s royals made a rare intervention into public affairs on Tuesday, calling for unity and religious harmony after what they described as  excessive actions  in the name of Islam. Members of minorities have expressed concern in recent months about what they see as intolerance in Malaysia, which is 60 percent Muslim with sizable Buddhist, Christian and Hindu communities. In a statement issued on Tuesday and reported by state news agency Bernama, the nine sultans who serve as hereditary titular heads of individual Malaysian states said people must respect the constitutional principle that Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and multi-confessional country.  It is feared that the excessive actions of certain individuals of late can undermine the harmonious relations among the people of various races and religions,  said the statement signed by the Keeper of the Rulers  Seal, Syed Danial Syed Ahmad, according to the Bernama report.  The Rulers feel that the issue of harmony has deep implication if any action is associated with and undertaken in the name of Islam.  The comments, which come ahead of a gathering of the Conference of Rulers starting on Wednesday, are unusual as the sultans largely assume a ceremonial role and rarely speak on the functioning of the state or society. The statement referred to the opening of Muslim-only launderettes reported to have appeared in southern Johor state and northern Perlis state. Other instances which have made headlines in Malaysia in recent months, although they were not referred to directly in the royals  statement, include bans on beer festivals and censorship of films and music.   Unity among Malaysia s multi-ethnic and multi-religious people is key to ensuring the country s ongoing stability,  the statement said. worldnews
malaysia royals call religious tolerance rare public interventionkuala jumper reuters malaysia royals made rare intervention public affairs tuesday calling unity religious harmony described excessive actions name islam members minorities expressed concern recent months see intolerance malaysia percent muslim sizable buddhist christian hindu communities in statement issued tuesday reported state news agency bernard nine sultans serve hereditary titular heads individual malaysian states said people must respect constitutional principle malaysia country it feared excessive actions certain individuals late undermine harmonious relations among people various races religions said statement signed keeper rulers seal seed daniel seed ahmad according bernard report the rulers feel issue harmony deep implication action associated undertaken name islam the comments come ahead gathering conference rulers starting wednesday unusual sultans largely assume ceremonial role rarely speak functioning state society the statement referred opening launderettes reported appeared southern color state northern perils state other instances made headlines malaysia recent months although referred directly royals statement include bans beer festivals censorship films music unity among malaysia people key ensuring country ongoing stability statement said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Malaysia's royals call for religious tolerance in rare public interventionKUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia s royals made a rare intervention into public affairs on Tuesday, calling for unity and religious harmony after what they described as  excessive actions  in the name of Islam. Members of minorities have expressed concern in recent months about what they see as intolerance in Malaysia, which is 60 percent Muslim with sizable Buddhist, Christian and Hindu communities. In a statement issued on Tuesday and reported by state news agency Bernama, the nine sultans who serve as hereditary titular heads of individual Malaysian states said people must respect the constitutional principle that Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and multi-confessional country.  It is feared that the excessive actions of certain individuals of late can undermine the harmonious relations among the people of various races and religions,  said the statement signed by the Keeper of the Rulers  Seal, Syed Danial Syed Ahmad, according to the Bernama report.  The Rulers feel that the issue of harmony has deep implication if any action is associated with and undertaken in the name of Islam.  The comments, which come ahead of a gathering of the Conference of Rulers starting on Wednesday, are unusual as the sultans largely assume a ceremonial role and rarely speak on the functioning of the state or society. The statement referred to the opening of Muslim-only launderettes reported to have appeared in southern Johor state and northern Perlis state. Other instances which have made headlines in Malaysia in recent months, although they were not referred to directly in the royals  statement, include bans on beer festivals and censorship of films and music.   Unity among Malaysia s multi-ethnic and multi-religious people is key to ensuring the country s ongoing stability,  the statement said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: malaysia royals call religious tolerance rare public interventionkuala jumper reuters malaysia royals made rare intervention public affairs tuesday calling unity religious harmony described excessive actions name islam members minorities expressed concern recent months see intolerance malaysia percent muslim sizable buddhist christian hindu communities in statement issued tuesday reported state news agency bernard nine sultans serve hereditary titular heads individual malaysian states said people must respect constitutional principle malaysia country it feared excessive actions certain individuals late undermine harmonious relations among people various races religions said statement signed keeper rulers seal seed daniel seed ahmad according bernard report the rulers feel issue harmony deep implication action associated undertaken name islam the comments come ahead gathering conference rulers starting wednesday unusual sultans largely assume ceremonial role rarely speak functioning state society the statement referred opening launderettes reported appeared southern color state northern perils state other instances made headlines malaysia recent months although referred directly royals statement include bans beer festivals censorship films music unity among malaysia people key ensuring country ongoing stability statement said worldnews