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Kuching South City Council (MBKS) is addressing security concerns at KMC Flats after nine break-ins this year. Mayor Datuk Wee Hong Seng said only four incidents were reported to police, with some residents forgetting to lock doors or intruders entering through windows. MBKS is helping residents reinforce doors and has proposed a police security post. Notices will remind all 500 residents about home security. While thefts involved small amounts of cash, MBKS emphasized the importance of catching culprits and urged against politicizing the issue.
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