55 including Bangladeshis detained in Malaysia

Desk report: Malaysia’s immigration department has arrested 55 illegal immigrants, including 48 Bangladeshis, in a raid on a factory in the Nila area of ​​the Negeri Sembilian state. They were detained in a raid on a ceramic factory in the area on Tuesday, according to immigration department sources. Kenneth Tai Ikiang, an immigration officer at the Negari Sembilian state, said 55 people were detained after verifying the documents of 241 Bangladeshi and Nepali workers at the factory. Among them there are 47 Bangladeshis and seven Nepalis. They do not have the documents to come to Malaysia legally. Again, many are carrying expired papers. They did not even apply for legitimacy in the recalibration process. The official said the illegal workers had been charged with violating immigration laws. He called on the locals to provide information about the illegals.