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Muslim as well as non-Muslim Bruneians not fussed about the implementation of syariah law
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Mr Tiah Eng Beng, the deputy chairman of a Chinese temple in Bandar Seri Begawan, says there is no reason to be afraid of syariah law, unless one intentionally commits a crime.
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