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Home Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the nation cannot afford to lose Sosma because of the global threat of terrorism.
He was asked to comment on the status of Sosma, considering that Pakatan Harapan had pledged to abolish “draconian laws”.
Muhyiddin was met by reporters after launching the National Registration Department Day (JPN) on Wednesday.
He was asked to comment on the status of Sosma, considering that Pakatan Harapan had pledged to abolish “draconian laws”.
Muhyiddin was met by reporters after launching the National Registration Department Day (JPN) on Wednesday.
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