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Malaysia’s 3R catch-all risks turning every grievance into a threat
A resident of Taman Seraya, Selangor, complained about noise and congestion at a surau (prayer hall), leading to police investigating the issue as potential provocation and social disruption. The surau management escalated the complaint to alleged harassment and filed a police report, highlighting challenges in managing community grievances under Malaysia’s 3R law.
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