Police deny Bukit Aman was attacked


KUALA LUMPUR: Police denied claims on Facebook that the police headquarters in Bukit Aman, here, had been attacked, resulting in deaths and injuries.

Bukit Aman's Inspector-General of Police secretariat (Corporate Communication), Supt Lai Lee Ching said Tuesday the situation in Bukit Aman was peaceful and operating as usual.

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