Undocumented siblings in Sabah face hardship, says state immigration chief


KOTA KINABALU: Two undocumented teenage siblings are struggling to survive after being left by their Malaysian mother, says the Sabah Immigration Department.

It said that both siblings have never attended school due to their lack of legal papers, with the sister staying home to care for their grandmother, a holder of the IMM13 pass issued in the 1970s for Filipino refugees, while her younger brother works odd jobs to support the family.

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