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Much to cheer about in the state
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[New Straits Times] - As the country waited anxiously for news of missing 5-year-old Nurul Nadirah Abdullah, hearts were crushed when police confirmed that her charred remains had been found in an oil palm estate. The outpouring of grief came swiftly following the tragedy.
Google News: When a religion is labelled 'a threat' — Galvin Wong
[The Malaysian Insider] - Think NFC scandal, Nurul Nadirah or Wee Ka Siong nearly being assaulted. Yesterday's news was no different. Imagine my horror when I woke up to read about the government sanctioning a seminar that publicly labelled Christianity “a threat” to Muslims.
Sound the alarm
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[New Straits Times] - In the case of 5-year-old Nurul Nadirah “Dirang” Abdullah, short of reports in the news media, were other methods of information dissemination used? The PDRM's Facebook and Twitter accounts certainly weren't. There is only one picture of Dirang in the
'My daughter must be the last victim'
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[AsiaOne] - JOHOR BARU - "Let my daughter be the last victim of such a heinous crime," cried Handri Yongot, 35, the biological father of Nurul Nadirah Abdullah, or Dirang, 5. Her charred remains were found in an abandoned housing site in Nusa Damai, Masai
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