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'Kill him': Muslim man attacked on way to mosque

'Kill him': Muslim man attacked on way to mosque
ABC Australia Monday 13 July 2026, 18:55 UTC By Zena Chamas 1 min read
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Samir Raghbat was admitted to Dandenong Hospital with face and body injuries.

Samir Raghbat was admitted to Dandenong Hospital with face and body injuries.
Muslim (ORG) Samir Raghbat (PERSON) Dandenong Hospital (ORG)
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