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New Straits Times

KOTA KINABALU - Police believed that the suspects involved in the abduction of the two women from a resort off Semporna waters last night, are already in the Philippine waters. Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Hamza Taib in a press conference here, confirmed that the group of armed men are no longer in Semporna or within Sabah. "We have a lead...