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Indonesian charged with possession of terrorism-related items in Penang

Friday, 31 Jan 2020 11:53 AM MYT

Irwanzir was charged under Section 130JB of the Penal Code and faced an imprisonment for up to seven years or fine and liable of forfeiture of the IS-linked items, if found guilty. — Reuters pic GEORGE TOWN, Jan 31 — An Indonesian man was charged in the Sessions Court here today with possessions of terrorism-related items linked to the Islamic State militant group.

Irwanzir, 30, a construction labourer in Balik Pulau here, was alleged to have committed the offence behind a house in Permatang Pasir, Balik Pulau, last January 6.Irwanzir, from Acheh, Indonesia, was charged under Section 130JB of the Penal Code and faced an imprisonment for up to seven years or fine and liable of forfeiture of the items concerned, if found guilty.

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