Indonesian gets 22 years for terrorism-related offences targeting temple


KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): An Indonesian man has been sentenced to a total of 22 years’ imprisonment and fined RM5,000 by the High Court here for terrorism-related offences.

Judge Mohamed Zaini Mazlan meted out the sentence on Muhammad Amru Labis, 49, who changed his plea to guilty when the case came up for mention Thursday (July 2).

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