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The four Sarawakian hostages who were kidnapped by the Abu Sayyaf militant group and released last Wednesday have returned to their families today.

A news portal report claimed that the four were brought to Bukit Aman this morning for recording of statement.

A source from the Sarawak Chief Minister's Office confirms receiving a phone call from Bukit Aman, saying that the four kidnapped Malaysians have been freed.

Datuk Seri Noor Rashid Ibrahim assures that all the four kidnapped victims are in good condition.

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