Sungai Dua

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Scheduled 48-hour water supply disruption in Seberang Perai
23/11/2022
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Family of five killed in accident buried together
24/07/2022
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Woman shot dead at close range in Penang
21/02/2017
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Almost decomposed body of a man found in Sungai Dua
01/09/2015
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Police seek remand extension for 7-year-old girl's father
18/01/2015
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Hunger-stricken girl getting better: Ministry
18/01/2015
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Girl, weak from hunger, found locked in a room in Sungai Dua
17/01/2015
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College student killed in hit-and-run accident
19/10/2014

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