<p>KOTA BARU: Border enforcement agencies have stepped up security in Kelantan amid concerns over a rise in undocumented migrants entering the state by sea and land routes.
Key takeaways
Enforcement agencies in Kelantan launched an integrated operation on Nov 7 to combat migrant smuggling and cross-border crimes. The initiative, coordinated by the National Security Council, involves multiple agencies working together to secure land and sea borders.
- An integrated operation led by police and coordinated by the NSC began on Nov 7.
- The operation runs until Nov 20 and involves the Immigration Department and Marine police.
- Enforcement activities occur from 7pm to 7am, covering maritime and land border areas.
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KOTA BARU: Border enforcement agencies have stepped up security in Kelantan amid concerns over a rise in undocumented migrants entering the state by sea and land routes.
An integrated operation involving several enforcement agencies, coordinated by the National Security Council (NSC) and led by the police, was launched on Nov 7 to tackle human trafficking, migrant smuggling and other cross-border criminal activities.
A source said the operation, which runs until Nov 20, also involved the Immigration Department and Marine police.
The operation is being conducted from 7pm to 7am, covering both maritime and land border areas.
