Cops say man seen at R&R was not wearing a pink tag


IPOH: The police have debunked fake news about a man who was seen wandering at the Bukit Gantang R&R, said to be a Bangladeshi and wearing a pink Health Ministry wrist tag.

Taiping OCPD Asst Comm Osman Mamat said the man in the video was a local who had got lost and was found at the R&R on Saturday at 10.50am.

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