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"It's very hard to say. Both scenarios are plausible. Maybe the second one is more plausible."
- Wong Kan Seng,
Minister of Home Affairs
(on the escape of Mas Selamat)

"Home Affairs Minister Wong Kan Seng narrowed it to either of two scenarios: one, he is in Singapore and hidden by sympathisers unknown to the authorities, or, two, he has fled the country." (The Straits Times, 16 Jan 09)

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