KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 14 (Bernama) -- The government plans to acquire artificial intelligence (AI)-powered radar and long-range cameras for the Kudat maritime border in Sabah in 2028 to strengthen surveillance and security.
General : AI Radar, Long-Range Cameras Planned For Kudat Maritime Border - Deputy Home Minister
Kudat, maritime security, AI radar, border surveil
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The government plans to install AI radar and long-range cameras in Kudat's maritime border by 2028 to improve security and surveillance.
- AI radar and long-range cameras will be deployed in Kudat's maritime border in 2028.
- The initiative is part of the 13th Malaysia Plan to enhance surveillance and security.
- Arrests of undocumented migrants in Kudat increased by 79.4% in 2025.
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