Police keeping an eye on South Korean cult


Early preparation: Saifuddin Nasution helping a student to get the right fit for his uniform after launching the Back-to-School programme in Kulim. — Bernama

KULIM: Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail says police are monitoring a South Korean cult movement reportedly active in Malaysia.

However, he said the movement has not yet reached a level that would be considered a threat to national security.

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