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Chow Kum Hor
New Straits Times
11-06-2005
9/11 changed Hu's view of ISA
Byline: Chow Kum Hor
Edition: New Sunday Times
Column: Catching up with...

October 27, 1987 is a date that will never be forgotten by 106 people

detained under the Internal Security Act for actions detrimental to
racial harmony. Ops Lallang, which saw them being incarcerated at several

places, will also be etched forever in the minds of their families,

relatives and friends. The day began with rumours flying around fast and

furious that racial unrest was imminent. It began days earlier with a

public airing of views on the proposed development of Bukit Cina, a

Chinese cemetery in Malacca. …

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