Cross-border kidnappings unlikely to cease despite mastermind's death


KOTA KINABALU: Malaysian and Philippine intelligence agencies do not expect the death of kidnap mastermind Apo Kahumbo to have much impact on cross-border kidnappings in the east coast of Sabah.

According to them, the key kidnap-for-ransom groups are lying low and waiting for an appropriate time to strike again.

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Crime , Kidnapping , Apo Kahumbo , Sabah

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