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                <p>KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – A Malaysian landlord was shocked to find his double-storey wooden house missing while making his rent call, local daily The Star reported on Friday.</p>
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Zuria Ali, 30, said he was greeted by the sight of scattered wood, a damaged television set and twenty-four concrete pillar holders when he went to the site of his house in Malaysia's northern Perlis state bordering Thailand.</p>
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"I had heard that my house had vanished and was curious to find out the truth," Zuria was quoted as saying by the newspaper.</p>
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He lost his furniture, cutlery, cupboards, a dining table and a refrigerator and estimated his losses to be about 30,000 ringgit ($10,000).</p>
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Zuria's neighbor, Ah Kiung, said he saw three men and a trailer arriving at the house last month.</p>
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"I thought the three were carrying out the dismantling work on instructions from the landlord," Ah Kiung said. "I did not suspect anything until he (Zuria) asked me about it.</p>
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Police confirmed receiving a report about the "missing" house, the newspaper said. ($1 = 3.034 Malaysian Ringgit)</p>
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(Reporting by Min Hun Fong; editing by Liau Y-Sing)</p>
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