It’s a routine advisory, no real threat, says Bukit Aman


KUALA LUMPUR: The terrorism threat travel advisory issued by the Japanese Embassy to its citizens in Malaysia was a routine notice, says Bukit Aman Special Branch director Comm Datuk Zamri Yahya.

He said there had not been any additional information on a possible terrorist threat in the country.

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