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Racial crisis averted thanks to quick-thinking police, say Malaysians

By Reports BEH YUEN HUI, D. KANYA KUMARI, SIMON KHOO, ADRIAN CHAN, TAN YI LIANG, NADIRAH H. RODZI, BAVANI M, FARIK ZOLKEPLI, RAHMAH GHAZALI, HEMANANTHANI SIVANANDAM, JUSTIN ZACK and SHARANPAL SINGH RANDHAWA

PETALING JAYA: The swift action by police in defusing last weekend’s heated situation at Low Yat Plaza has received the thumbs up from many people.

MCA Youth chief Chong Sin Woon said the announcement by police that it was “nothing more than a case of shoplifting” was needed to calm the tense situation.

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