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One breach could send Najib back to Kajang Prison [WATCH]

KUALA LUMPUR: A single breach of his house arrest conditions could send Datuk Seri Najib Razak back to Kajang Prison, underscoring the tight restrictions governing his stay at home.

One breach could send Najib back to Kajang Prison [WATCH]

A single breach of house arrest conditions for former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak could result in his immediate return to Kajang Prison, according to the New Straits Times. His restrictions include being barred from political activities, media statements, and receiving visitors without prior written permission. Any violation would invalidate his conditional pardon and require him to serve the remainder of his sentence at Kajang Prison or another designated facility.

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