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He also revealed that 39 Malaysians had been identified as being involved with the terror group and all were from Peninsula Malaysia, but declined to provide further details. “We are sharing information with our international intelligence counterparts. I do not plan to speak further as the police are still investigating the matter. I can, however, say none of the 39 are from Sabah or Sarawak,” he said.
The Malaysian media recently reported that at least five militants had returned to the country and that the police had arrested three of them, including Mohamad Fauzi, also known as Abu Dayyan. The whereabouts of the remaining two are unknown.
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