KUALA LUMPUR: In the past, Islamic State (IS) supporters in the country was typically categorised as lone wolves, but now investigators have coined a new term, “wolf pack” for groups in the country comprising of a small number of people. The wolf pack, comprises of not more than six members, with no links to other IS members or groups. The Federal police's Counter-Terrorism Division (E8) assistant director Datuk Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay speaks to media in Kuala Lumpur. “Without good and accurate intel, its almost impossible for us to track these wolf packs which have started moving in small groups. Those who were interested to join would look for websites and blogs which were accessible to learn the ideology.

Source: New Strait Times November 22, 2017 11:26 UTC