11 illegals held in Sandakan
Published on: Thursday, May 29, 2025
Published on: Thu, May 29, 2025
By: Mardinah Jikur Text Size: Ramasamy added that similar joint enforcement efforts will continue to be carried out to ensure public safety and maintain order throughout the district. - Pic for illustration only SANDAKAN: Eleven illegal immigrants were detained on Tuesday during the integrated operation here for failing to produce valid travel documents and overstaying in the country. The arrests were made during a joint operation dubbed 'Ops Poket', carried out earlier, led by the Sandakan District Police Headquarters (IPD), in collaboration with the Malaysian Immigration Department (JIM), Sandakan Municipal Council (MPS), and the National Registration Department (JPN). Acting Sandakan District Police Chief, Supt Ramasamy Kuppan, said that the strategic cooperation between IPD Sandakan, JIM, MPS, and JPN, aimed at combating criminal activity and addressing the issue of undocumented immigrants as well as enforcing documentation laws and curbing illegal activities in the city. He was speaking in a press statement released on Tuesday. Ramasamy added that similar joint enforcement efforts will continue to be carried out to ensure public safety and maintain order throughout the district. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available.
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