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UPDATED 10.55PM | The women suffered adverse reactions due to handling the nerve agent without protective gear.

UPDATED 1.28PM | Top cop says his deputy was misquoted by the media, and M'sia will not send people to Macau.

UPDATED 3.10PM | Khalid denies news reports claiming the officers were to obtain Jong-nam's son's DNA as well.

Khalid says the suspects are still believed to be in the country.

IGP says police have taken statements from eight witnesses to help investigations.

UPDATED 2.37PM | The family did not lodge any complaint and was cooperative, says top cop.

UPDATED 2.50PM | IGP says suspects knew what they were doing, and practised at KLCC and Pavillion before attack on Jong-nam.

UPDATED 11.55AM | Khalid Abu Bakar declines to confirm if the official is a suspect in the Kim Jong-nam murder case.

The only thing not in dispute is that some form of poison was used.

IGP Khalid Abu Bakar however says there are legal limitations.

'With the arrest of the suspects, the special task force has crippled a new group of IS militants,' says IGP.

IGP Khalid Abu Bakar tells others involved in the assault to surrender.

The rally can proceed if organisers comply with Peaceful Assembly Act, says Khalid Abu Bakar.

UPDATED 8.02PM | 'I wanted his (Khalid)'s daughter to be investigated after it was reported that she had been awarded the licence to sell firearms.'

UPDATED 12.40PM | Zunar seeks judicial review on travel ban which was sought by the police. 

YOURSAY | ‘Leaders are not to be protected from criticism, be they the PM or opposition leaders.’

However, the cartoonist hopes he will not be arrested yet again, and thanks Khalid for the inspiration.

Top cop wants probe on Twitter user who accuses 'Umno Nazis' of ethnic cleansing.

'No one can and should tell a cartoonist what to draw.'

MP SPEAKS | Perhaps he failed to understand we have a constitution guaranteeing fundamental liberties.

YOURSAY | ‘Maria should be arrested for receiving the bullet. That seems to be the trend.’

Police chief cites the case of Charlie Hebdo, the satirical magazine which was the target of a terror attack.

What if someone draws cartoons insulting Lim Guan Eng, asks police chief.

'I guarantee police force is still able to look after the safety and security of the state and country.'