Kuala Lumpur Immigration detained 22 foreigners from China and the Philippines in raids on two premises suspected of being used for illegal online activities.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Immigration Department detained 22 foreigners in raids on two residential premises suspected of being used as centres for illegal online activities in the capital on Wednesday and yesterday.
Kuala Lumpur Immigration director Datuk Hamsha Injau said those detained comprised 18 men and four women from China and the Philippines, on suspicion of committing immigration offences, including not possessing valid passes or permits and overstaying in the country.
“Preliminary investigations found that all the foreigners detained claimed to have received job offers while in their respective countries, with monthly salaries ranging from RM2,000 to RM8,000.
