Violence Shakes Malaysian Soccer: Series of Attacks on Players Sparks Security Overhaul
In an unprecedented wave of violence, three Malaysian soccer players were targeted in separate incidents, prompting clubs to enhance security measures.
- Selangor FC withdrew from a key league match after players suffered attacks, including an acid assault that left one in intensive care.
- Increased security measures include CCTV installations and police mapping of player residences.
- Authorities are investigating the attacks, which include robbery, acid throwing, and car vandalism, for potential connections.
- Public and official reactions have been strong, with calls for thorough investigations and measures to ensure player safety.
- The Malaysian Football League proceeded with scheduled matches despite the incidents, under heightened security protocols.
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