Kelantan Cites Faith, Community In Curbing Lgbt-linked Activities
State Local Government, Housing, Health and Environment Committee chairman Hilmi Abdullah said the community's alertness and willingness to report suspicious behaviour have played a key role.
'In Kelantan, if something seems unusual, people report it quickly to the authorities,' he told Bernama today.
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