Malaysia in process of tracking five militants


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia has asked the Philippines to help track five militants linked to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) and Abu Sayyaf.

The five, who are believed to be associated with Daulah Islamiyah Asia Tenggara (South-East Asia Islamiyah Network), which has links to Isil, have fled to the Southern Philippines.

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