More than 800 foreigners in Seremban inspected in three-hour integrated op


Asst Comm Mohamad Hatta Che Din. - Photo: Bernama

SEREMBAN: The police, Immigration Department and Seremban City Council (MBS) converged on the city centre near here to conduct an integrated operation and inspected more than 800 foreigners Sunday (Feb 18).

Seremban police chief Asst Comm Mohamad Hatta Che Din said the almost three-hour operation, which began at 4.30pm, was carried out in side lanes and vacant premises where foreigners tend to gather, especially on weekends.

He said they inspected 835 foreign men and 79 foreign women, who were mostly from Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar and Indonesia.

"Police also arrested several individuals found preventing civil servants from carrying out their duties, with some of them handed over to Immigration,” he told reporters at Jalan Dato Sheikh Ahmad here Sunday.

Meanwhile, MBS Law and Enforcement director Hanizam Ahmad said that 13 compound notices were issued to owners of business premises, especially restaurants and sundry shops, for offences that included the number of foreign workers exceeding the stipulated conditions. - Bernama

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