PUTRAJAYA: Enforcement departments and agencies under the Home Ministry (KDN) have been ordered to intensify monitoring operations and take strict act.
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PETALING JAYA: Every agency and department under the Home Ministry has been ordered to beef up enforcement across all public transportation platforms to curb the spread of Covid-19.
The Home Ministry said more roadblocks will be conducted and officers will strictly monitor public movement to prevent individuals from travelling across states and borders using public transport such as KTM Komuter, LRT, MRT, ERL, KL Monorail and even e-hailing rides.
All of the government agencies and departments concerned are the police, the Immigration Department, the Prisons Department, the Malaysia Volunteer Corps (Rela), the Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom), the national anti-drugs agency (AADK) and the Malaysian border security agency (Aksem).
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Police and Armed Forces personnel inspect a vehicle during a roadblock at the Gombak Toll Plaza May 5, 2021. ― Picture by Hari Anggara
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PUTRAJAYA, May 8 ― Enforcement departments and agencies under the Home Ministry (KDN) have been ordered to intensify monitoring operations and take strict action against individuals who violate the prescribed standard operating procedures (SOP).
The departments and agencies involved are the police, Immigration Department, Prison Department, Malaysian Volunteer Department, Eastern Sabah Security Command (EssCom), National Anti Drug Agency and Border Control Agency.
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DE: You have been credited as being the only Chief Minister (CM) who did his best to solve Sabah’s illegal immigrant problem to the extent of demolishing their settlements that were a refuge for criminals and causing millions of ringgit losses in water and electricity thefts. How did you achieve it?
Chong: I was able to mobilise all the various relevant enforcement officials. I succeeded in mobilising the Royal Malaysian Police, the Armed Forces all the Local Authorities, and enforcement officials to work as one team. It was a big family of Malaysians tackling one common problem, which everyone called the ‘Mother of All Problems’ and that is the illegal immigrants.