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The motorist who was shot dead by police in Jalan Simpang Tiga here last night was armed with a shotgun, Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Aidi Ismail said.

Organising drug parties has become a trend in the Kuching and Padawan districts during the implementation of Movement Control Order 3.0, said Sarawak Police commissioner Datuk Aidi Ismail, today.

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