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Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar confirmed the arrest of a third Turkish national on Thursday, saying he was detained for allegedly being a threat to national security.
He said the man was arrested in Pahang and did not discount the possibility of more arrests soon.
He said the man was arrested in Pahang and did not discount the possibility of more arrests soon.
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