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THE Redback Special Operation jointly undertaken by Malaysia and Australia to guard the waters has proven to be effective in curbing drug syndicates, said Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) Penang director Capt Abdul Razak Mohamed.
GEORGE TOWN: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) foiled an attempt to smuggle 60 migrants believed to be ethnic Rohingya and Myanmar in Operation Redback XVII 2022 in collaboration with the Australian Border Force (ABF) in the waters off Penang here on Sept 1.
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Two Malaysian scholars will uncover the deep connections between international relations and maritime law as recipients of the first wave of the Malaysia-Australia Maritime Exchange Virtual Visiting Fellowships for 2022. Funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Fellowships unlock future programs that promote research exchanges between Malaysia and The
Joint maritime crime mission with Malaysia wraps up By Shannon Jenkins Thursday July 1, 2021 The Malaysian government on 27 February, 2015, received the first of two Bay Class vessels from the Australian government to be used by Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency specifically in carrying out patrols in Malaysia’s coastline to curb human trafficking along the Malacca Straits. (AZHAR RAHIM /EPA) A joint Australia-Malaysia operation to target people smuggling in Malaysian territorial waters has wrapped up this week. The 15th iteration of Operation Redback began on June 22 and concluded in...