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Stalking victim tells court she lived in fear for safety

By WANI MUTHIAH and JUNAID IBRAHIM

SHAH ALAM: The victim in a stalking case said that she lived in fear for her health and safety

Photographer and graphic artist Acacia Mardiana Daud said in her testimony over Zoom that being stalked had also adversely affected her future.

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