Malaysia: Four Suspected ’ISIS’-Linked Militants Nabbed

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Malaysian authorities arrested Saturday four suspected militants and confiscated a weapon along with "ISIS" group documents.

In the wake of deadly coordinated attacks in neighboring Indonesia earlier this week and claimed by "ISIS," security forces have been on high alert in the country.

In the context, the country’s counter-terrorism assistant director Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay later confirmed that a knife and "ISIS" documents were confiscated at the suspect’s house.

In a statement, Khalid said the 28-year old Malaysian admitted that he was planning to be a suicide bomber.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team