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The armed forces have denied that soldiers were forced to wear helmets instead of berets after residents placed under total lockdown rained projectiles on them.
Chief General Affendi Buang said, there were no incidents of plastic bags filled with urine being thrown at the soldiers by the affected foreigners and migrant workers.
Chief General Affendi Buang said, there were no incidents of plastic bags filled with urine being thrown at the soldiers by the affected foreigners and migrant workers.
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