No immediate threat to Asean Summit, say police


Tour of duty: Royal Malaysian Police officers taking a security tour in conjunction with the Asean Summit 2015 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: Police said there was no immediate threat to the Asean Summit following the arrests of 12 IS militants who were planning bomb attacks in the Klang Valley.

Federal Internal Security and Public Order department director Senior Deputy Comm Datuk Muhammad Fuad Abu Zarim said security at the summit was sufficient and that they were remaining vigilant.

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