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UPDATED 10.57PM | Tycoon says donation is meant to help with Muhammad Adib's medical treatment and wedding. 

This comes after police reports were lodged over spread of allegedly seditious news on social media, says S'gor police chief.

Soh Chai Hock says such incidents had never happened during his 36-year tenure.

PKR president says wisdom of leaders at all levels needed to solve issue surrounding Seafield temple.

As such, 48 people have been arrested so far over the incidents at Sri Maha Mariamman Temple.

Foreign Ministry adds that Indian right-wing party's statement on riots is 'malicious' and aims to tarnish bilateral relations. 

Magistrate orders five-day remand against six others, including a businessman.

Devotee group also urges the public to assist efforts to bring in those who injured Muhammad Adib in Tuesday riot. 

Both parties meet the judge following different interpretations of yesterday's ruling over Seafield temple.

Fire and Rescue Dept DG says sultan expressed sadness over Adib's injuries, prayed for his recovery. 

UPDATED 6.07PM | Owner of One City Development Bhd has sent official letter to PMO over the matter, says Haniff Khatri Abdulla.

Home minister says the task force is headed by police CID director and comprises Bukit Aman and Selangor personnel. 

He is responding to Muhyiddin's claim that the One City Development's lawyers hired men to secure the Seafield temple.

The mufti has appealed for calm, and to avoid social media provocations.

LETTER | Irresponsibility by several parties lead to the temple saga being blown out of proportion.