Army's 9RS Troop Foils Smuggling Of Cigarettes, Liquor In Limbang
According to a statement issued by the Intelligence Cell of the Ninth Malaysian Infantry Brigade (9 Bgd) Headquarters, the incident occurred at about 2 am when its members were patrolling near a jetty and stopped a suspicious Perodua Myvi.
'Further investigation found that the driver who is a Malaysian, not carrying any identification documents and was believed to be trying to carry out smuggling activities via the river,' the statement said.
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