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SBS News in Filipino, Monday 24 June 2024

A shopper talking on the phone walks behind a man in a police uniform.

Police are confident the fight between the two groups of teenagers was not a random attack. Source: AAP / Matt Turner

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  • Two teens charged after Adelaide shopping centre lockdown
  • Saudi Arabia says more than 1,300 people have died during the Hajj pilgrimage
  • Philippine President Marcos reiterates claims in the West Philippine Sea after another Ayungin Shoal incident
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