KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 (Bernama) -- The government has approved the expansion of the Sabah Sea Surveillance System (SWASLA) under Phase Two to cover Malawali Island and Sandakan, in a move to enhance the country’s maritime surveillance capabilities, the Dewan Rakyat was told today.
Tender Process For Sabah SWASLA Phase Two To Begin By Year-end - Shamsul Anuar
Dewan Rakyat, KDN, SWASLA, MMEA, Sabah, border
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The government approved Phase Two of Sabah SWASLA to cover Malawali Island and Sandakan, with tender expected by year‑end. The project is part of the 13th Malaysia Plan 2026 rolling plan, expanding radar coverage beyond the current 15 sites.
- Phase Two will add radar stations on Malawali Island and Sandakan under the 13th Malaysia Plan 2026.
- Tender for the expansion is expected to start by year‑end, following approval in the Dewan Rakyat.
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