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A restaurant worker was charged in a Sessions Court in Ipoh, Perak with Islamic State terrorism-related offence.
No plea was recorded from Hafiz Othman, 42, from Malim Nawar, who was charged under Section 130JB (a) of the Penal Code for having in possession four magazines related to IS activities.
No plea was recorded from Hafiz Othman, 42, from Malim Nawar, who was charged under Section 130JB (a) of the Penal Code for having in possession four magazines related to IS activities.
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