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Items like the intruders’ clothing, weapons, letters and books have been handed over to state police to be placed in the police museum.

KOTA KINABALU: A decade ago, over 200 intruders landing on the remote Tanduo coast in Sabah’s Lahad Datu district killed 10 of the country’s soldiers in a conflict as the security forces came to Malaysia’s defence.

Today, in memory of the fallen heroes and as a grim reminder to all Malaysians, seized items from that incident have been handed over to the state police to be placed in the police museum.

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