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Police investigate alleged provocation during Putrajaya National Day event
Putrajaya police have launched an investigation into reports of alleged provocation that occurred during National Day celebrations in the federal territory. Four separate complaints were lodged with authorities between August 31 and September 1.
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Putrajaya police chief Aidi Sham Mohamed confirmed that the police contingent received a total of four reports relating to the incident during the National Day festivities. The complaints were filed across two days, with officers receiving reports on both August 31 and September 1.
The nature of the alleged provocation has not been disclosed in detail, though the decision to launch a formal investigation indicates the incidents were deemed serious enough to warrant police action. The investigation aims to determine the circumstances surrounding the allegations and identify those responsible.
National Day celebrations in Putrajaya typically draw large crowds across the federal territory's landmarks and public spaces. The incident marks a notable disruption to what are generally festive occasions attended by residents and visitors alike.
Police have urged anyone with information related to the matter to come forward. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to establish a complete picture of the events.