KOTA KINABALU: Malaysia and Indonesia are holding a joint military exercise aimed at enhancing the capabilities as well as understanding between both nations' armies in Sabah's east coast Tawau district.
The nine-day Keris Kartika Malaysia-Indonesia exercise, or Kekar Malindo, which began on Monday (Oct 23) will involve over 600 officers and personnel from both armed forces.
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