Clubs and hotels beef up security


Armed forces and police personnels patrolling near the entrance of Pavilion KL before the Christmas day celebration. AZMAN GHANI / The Star

PETALING JAYA: Malls, clubs and hotels in the country are taking their own steps to improve security to complement efforts made by the police.

This comes as Indonesian police shot dead three suspected militants over plans to bomb a police post during this holiday season.

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