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Published on: Friday, July 09, 2021 By: Christy Chok Mazli (centre) with Peter (forth from left) and officers at Pos Serudung. TAWAU: Sabah Deputy Police Commissioner DCP Datuk Mazli Mazlan said Ops Benteng at the border between Malaysia and Indonesia will be stepped up to curb illegal entry of foreigners. He said the enforcement agencies would continue to strengthen their observation and operations mainly on the rat trails (jalan tikus) to prevent illegals entering the country and the spread of Covid-19.  “Ops Benteng will involve several enforcement agencies such as the Malaysian Armed F...

IPOH: A total of 79 people have been arrested in various operations conducted by the Northern Brigade General Operations Forces (GOF) from January to June. Northern Brigade GOF deputy commander Mohd Noh Khamis said 64 are Malaysians and the rest are from Thailand and Myanmar. “During this period, we had about 188 cases in five different operations. It is fewer than (the same period) last year, where we recorded 205 cases. “The decrease in cases is probably due to the ongoing movement control order and the closing of borders to the public,” he told reporters at the Northern Brigade GOF m...

KOTA KINABALU: A total of 20 drive-through vaccination administration centres (PPV) will be set up at army camps nationwide to cater to military personnel, their families and Defence Ministry civil staff, according to Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

GOF seizes items worth over RM2 mln in Ops Benteng 26 Jun 2021 / 10:44 H. Pix for representational purpose only. KOTA BHARU: In just nine days of their Ops Benteng deployment at the Malaysia-Thailand Border, the 7th Battalion of the General Operations Force (GOF) has successfully seized various items worth over RM2 million in 45 cases. Its commanding officer Supt Azhari Nusi said during the period, a total of 40 individuals were arrested and 26 vehicles were confiscated. “We found that during the Movement Control Order period, smuggling activities at the Malaysia-Thailand border are st...

Ismail Sabri (left) looking on as a nurse administers a drive-through vaccination at the Lok Kawi army camp in Kota Kinabalu on Saturday. KOTA KINABALU: Twenty drive-through vaccination centres (PPVs) will be formed at army camps nationwide to cater to military personnel, their families and Defence Ministry civil staff, says Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob. The Defence Minister said these drive-through vaccinations will be fully operational once all the military personnel have been vaccinated. Speaking to reporters after the drive-through vaccination programme at the Lok Kawi army camp on Satu...