What injuries did the two victims suffer in the machete attack?

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Two victims suffered severed fingers in a machete attack at a Jelutong temple.

Two men sustained severe injuries, including the loss of fingers, during a machete attack at a temple in Jelutong early on Sunday morning. The incident is believed to have stemmed from a misunderstanding at an entertainment outlet that escalated when the suspects followed one of the victims to the temple. Both injured individuals are reported to be in stable condition at Penang Hospital.
One victim had his index finger severed.

The first victim, aged 31, suffered the loss of his index finger as a result of the slashing attack. He had been falsely accused of stealing a mobile phone by the group of suspects prior to the incident.
The second victim lost his little finger.

The second victim, a 64-year-old man identified as the temple's caretaker, sustained the amputation of his little finger. He was injured when he attempted to intervene and break up the altercation between the first victim and the assailants.
Both victims sustained slash wounds.

In addition to the loss of digits, both victims suffered injuries from being slashed. Despite the severity of their wounds, their conditions are reported as stable.

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