JAINJ, police to investigate 'missing ' gravestones in Pandan, Johor


JOHOR BAHRU: The Johor State Islamic Religious Department (JAINJ) and the police will investigate the issue of 'missing’ gravestones at the Mukim Tebrau Muslim Cemetery in Taman Istimewa, Pandan, here, recently.

JAINJ director Jamaludin A Hamid meanwhile urged the public to remain calm and not make any speculations over the matter that had gone viral on Facebook since Friday (April 28).

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