Seven popular KL areas named as terrorist hotspots
Spotlight now on Bangsar, Hartamas, Publika, Curve, Bukit Bintang and KL Tower.
PUTRAJAYA: Seven areas of the city popular for entertainment, shopping and tourism have been named as terrorists’ hotspots.
Federal Territories Minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, citing an intelligence report, said the seven areas are Bangsar, Hartamas, Publika, The Curve, Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur and KL Tower.
He said the Federal Territories ministry has instructed that security be beefed up in crowded areas in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and Labuan.
“The number of police will be increased. We will discuss with the defence ministry if there’s a need to mobilise soldiers,”
Comment by Pak Arshad!
- Who should be the rightful agency/individual to make such security assessment and announcement........certainly not this guy. We have the police and military intelligence that monitors the security threat to the country, and I believe they work closely with the intelligence agencies of neighbouring countries. Intelligence is a specialise occupation where one has to be trained, and let me ask this guy how much he knows about intelligence work. Rather than this guy taking the llimelight and issuing statements relating to intelligence of which he knows very little about, why don't we leave it to the specialist to make such intelligence assessment and announcements. Let's listen to the Head of Military Intelligence or Head of Police Intelligence appearing on TV and giving out their professional assessment and announcement on the state of the country's security. I think the rakyat will believe them more than this guy.
and the latest on this .....
Bukit Aman: We didn't name any areas -
Federal police urge public not to spread 'unverified information' and rumours about terrorismfreemalaysiatoday.com/category/natio…
.....and of course Pak Arshad has the last word....deservedly so!
- There you are......didn't I tell you that Teuku Nan knows nuts about intelligence work, and I wonder how and where did he get those intelligence about the possible terrorist targets in Kuala Lumpur. For a person trained in intelligence work it would be foolish to reveal information about possible terrorist targets openly to the public as this is will give away any chance of dealing with the terrorist heads on. All information about terrorist action and plans must be kept away from public knowledge to ensure success in foiling the planned activities of the terrorist. Now, is Teuku Nan trying to be a hero? With the denial of the police, doesn't he look stupid?
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