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Back to winning ways: KJ wins - this time as residents' association president [WATCH]

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By Najihah Borhan
| New Straits Times Verified
KUALA LUMPUR: Khairy Jamaluddin, who re-entered the political arena in April, has won his first election, although this time he is representing a residents' association. The former health minister has been appointed Bukit Damansara Home Owners' Association president after he won uncontested. Khairy, who is back in Umno, shared the update in a two-minute video posted on his social media platforms. "Hi, this is KJ. You might remember me from losing in the general election.
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113 refugees relocated after overnight police screening

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By Aza Jemima Ahmad, Amalina Kamal, Najihah Borhan
| New Straits Times Verified
KUALA LUMPUR: All 113 Rohingya refugees who gathered outside the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) office in Jalan Bukit Petaling have been relocated after undergoing overnight police screening and identity verification. The refugees, who had travelled from Kampung Kuala Muda, Penang, were taken to the Kuala Lumpur police headquarters in police trucks on Monday night.
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Rohingya refugees housed at KL police headquarters pending relocation

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By Najihah Borhan
| New Straits Times Verified
KUALA LUMPUR: An air of uncertainty hung over the 113 Rohingya refugees temporarily housed at the city police headquarters as they awaited further action after undergoing documentation and identity verification checks. New Straits Times checks at Dataran Wira found personal belongings and luggage placed along the edges of the square, while the refugees gathered in the central area.
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