Factory worker jailed for terrorism-related crimes


KUALA LUMPUR: Going by the name “Jengking Malaya” in a chatgroup on the Telegram app, factory supervisor Mohammad Firdaus Abdullah suggested drone attacks on Bukit Aman, Putrajaya and a temple in Bukit Jalil.

The 27-year-old had also pledged his support for the Islamic State (IS) militant group, as well as for the bombing of the Movida nightclub, between March and June last year.

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