Second Malaysian man removed from Australia for possessing 'child exploitation' material

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  • Saturday, 14 Jul 2018

PETALING JAYA: A second Malaysian man has been removed from Australia after he was caught with "child exploitation" material on his mobile device.

Australian Border Force (ABF) in a statement on Saturday (July 14), said they stopped the 38-year-old man at Melbourne airport on Tuesday (July 10) for baggage examination.

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