229 Foreign Nationals Turned Away At KLIA For Entry Violations
The operation, conducted from 7.30 am Tuesday to 7.30 am today at Terminals 1 and 2, screened 764 visitors, AKPS said in a statement today.
Bangladesh nationals accounted for the majority of Not-To-Land (NTL) notices issued to 204 individuals, followed by 14 from India, three each from Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Indonesia, and two from Cambodia. Among the Bangladeshis, 66 arrived on three early-morning flights from Dhaka.
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