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Investigation showed that some of the contacts in the Philippines given by the suspect, Azmi bin Salleh, 36, were on the International Police (Interpol)’s list of terrorists.


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Azmi bin Salleh, 36, was apprehended by combined immigration and Aviation Security Group (ASG) agents while he was about to board a Kuwaiti Airlines plane bound for Kuwait via Bangkok, Thailand.


The Malaysian Embassy asserted, however, that Bin Salleh was not a terrorist linked to al-Qaeda.


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Malaysian terror suspect’s RP contacts on Interpol list

By Rey Arquiza | February 10, 2002 - 12:00am

Immigration authorities have uncovered a large terrorist operation that uses Manila as a jumping board to other countries in Southeast Asia. The discovery was made during a tactical interrogation of a suspected...

Headlines

Malaysian nabbed, linked to al-Qaeda

By Rey Arquiza | February 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Immigration agents and airport police arrested yesterday a Malaysian national suspected of being a finance officer of Saudi-born dissident Osama bin Laden’s al-Qaeda terrorist network. Azmi bin Salleh, 36,...

Headlines