撲街的巫統總秘書東姑安南，請馬上停止恐嚇吉隆坡市民！閉上你的烏鴉嘴！
吉隆坡總警長達祖丁駁斥東姑安南指說吉隆坡七個以非土著居多的黃金地段已經成為伊斯蘭國IS發動恐怖襲擊的目標之說。
吉隆坡總警長表示，吉隆坡各地區的安全都在警方嚴密監視之下，市民大可放心。
也是聯邦直轄區部長的東姑安南今早宣稱他收到可靠消息，指吉隆坡七個黃金地區包括武吉免登區、Sri Hartamas，Solaris, Publika，孟沙區、The Curve和吉隆坡城中城都已經成為伊斯蘭國發動恐怖襲擊的目標。
東姑安南的言論造成了市民的恐慌，也激怒了許多愛國人民，紛紛指責東姑安南講話沒有用腦，只會一味恐嚇人民，根本無法傳播正能量團結市民共同對抗恐怖襲擊。
吉隆坡總警長說：警方不知道東姑安南的消息從何而來，但是他向市民保證，警方會確保民眾安全，大家無需恐慌。
既然如此，警方是不是應該傳召散播恐嚇謠言的東姑安南問話？控告他牴觸煽動罪？破壞國家安全？
STOP SCARING THE PEOPLE, KU NAN: KL IS SAFE - COPS DENY 'HOTSPOTS' LIST
KUALA LUMPUR - Tourist and business centres in Kuala Lumpur are secure, city police said today following a minister's warning that terrorists are actively targeting such locations.
Police commissioner Datuk Tajuddin Md Isa gave his assurance that police personnel have heightened security in the city and that it was safe for locals and tourists to go about their business without fear.
「We are not sure where Datuk Seri Adnan got his information from but as far as we're concerned, the security at all public places have been intensified and we are doing all we can to monitor suspicious activities and maintaining public order,」 Tajuddin was quoted as saying by Star Online today.
This morning, the federal territories minister revealed that militant groups were targeting locations such as the Kuala Lumpur city centre, Bukit Bintang, Publika, Solaris, Hartamas, Bangsar and The Curve in Petaling Jaya.
The Umno secretary-general said Putrajaya was also considering deploying military assets to popular tourist and shopping zones to secure the locations if necessary.
He said the motive of the terrorist group is to destabilise the country, similar to the recent attack in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta.
Police yesterday revealed that they arrested four suspected Islamic State militants including a suicide bomber en route to carry out an attack.
A local security expert told the Wall Street Journal that the arrest of the suicide bomber meant that the threat of terrorist attacks in Malaysia was now a reality.
Malaysian police were put on red alert following the bombings in Jakarta three days ago that involved at least seven blasts and left seven people dead.
The Jakarta blasts followed a suicide bombing in Istanbul, Turkey, on Tuesday that killed 10 people, all of whom were Germans, which officials reportedly blamed on the Islamic State.