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Malaysian police arrested 349 individuals, including 39 wanted persons, during an intensive four-day operation across Selangor. The coordinated raids targeted known crime hotspots in the state.
A four-day police operation in Selangor resulted in the arrest of 39 wanted persons. Of these, 34 were taken into custody for violent and property-related offences, while five others were detained under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 1012.
Malaysian police have arrested 349 people during a four-day crackdown in Selangor targeting organised crime and wanted fugitives, with five detainees held under Sosma security provisions.