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PATI Smuggling Syndicates Target Wider Water Areas

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KLANG: Unauthorised foreign migrants (PATI) are now believed to have more sophisticated boats after being detected targeting wider waterways near Perak and the border in the north to smuggle into the country illegally. The use of such waters is believed to be one of the attempts to disguise the authorities. Director of the Department of Homeland Security and Public Order (KDNKA)...
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PASIR PUTEH — An attempt by an overland tanker to smuggle eight unauthorized foreign migrants (PATI) including four women through the Kelantan River failed when they were detained in a special operation in Kampung Pasir Pekan Hilir, Wakaf Bharu, near Tumpat last week. In the operation at about 5.13 a.m. on September 26, the Intelligence Team of the Enforcement Agency...

KLANG: Unauthorised foreign migrants (PATI) are now believed to have more sophisticated boats after being detected targeting wider waterways near Perak and the border in the north to smuggle into the country illegally. The use of such waters is believed to be one of the attempts to disguise the authorities. Director of the Department of Homeland Security and Public Order (KDNKA)...

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Utusan Online broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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