IS suspects may be in Thailand


KUALA LUMPUR: Four suspected Islamic State (IS) militants wanted by Bukit Aman are believed to be hiding in southern Thailand after members of their terror cell were caught.

Mumaham Faizal Muhamad Hanafi, 29, Muhamad Hanafi Yah, 51, Nor Farkhan Mohd Isa, 31, and Awae Wae-eya, 37, sought refuge across the border when their terror cell caught police attention.

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