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Kiwi PM promises counter-terrorism law by month-end

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WELLINGTON, September 6

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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday that a legal loophole that allowed an Islamic State-inspired militant carry out a supermarket attack to remain free would be fixed with new laws by the end of this month. The police shot dead 32-year-old Sri Lankan Ahamed Aathil Mohamed Samsudeen moments after he launched a stabbing spree at an Auckland supermarket on Friday. “We are working to have Counter Terror Legislation Bill passed before the end of the month,” Ardern said. — Reuters

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