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The scene outside former PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s Jalan Langgak Duta residence was relatively calm on his first full day of house arrest, a sharp contrast to Tuesday’s flurry of activity.

Only two tinted-window vehicles, believed to be family members, were seen entering, while police checked drivers at the junction.

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00:01The situation was relatively calm outside disgraced former Prime Minister Datuk Sri
00:07Najib Razat's residence on Jalan Langak Duta in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. This is in stark
00:13contrast to Tuesday when he first returned home and there was a flurry of activity around the
00:18house. The only notable activity was two vehicles with heavily tinted windows entering the compound.
00:26Their occupants could not be confirmed but they are believed to be family members visiting Najib.
00:31Police vehicles were also seen entering and leaving the property from time to time
00:36for what is believed to be routine checks and guard changes. At the junction leading to the road,
00:42officers were stopping and questioning every driver trying to enter.
00:47Prime Minister from 2009 to 2018, Najib was convicted of corruption in relation to
00:53embezzlement of funds from SRC International, a subsidiary of State Investment Fund 1MDB.
01:00The 73-year-old will spend the remaining two years detained in his residence
01:05as part of a royal pardon he received in September.
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