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Three women among 39 illegal immigrants nabbed in Melaka 17 Apr 2021 / 19:46 H. Pix for illustration purposes. MELAKA: The Melaka Immigration Department detained 39 illegal immigrants, including three women, in separate raids around Klebang and Batu Berendam here early this morning. The department’s deputy director, K. Vishnutharan said those detained, aged between 23 and 50, were from Bangladesh (22), Indonesia (nine), Pakistan (six) and Myanmar (two). He said all of them were detained on suspicion of committing offences under the Immigration Act 1956/63 for overstaying and not having...

KUALA LUMPUR: The Bangladesh High Commission here launched its employment portal ‘Chakrir Khoj’ without prior consultation or notification to the Mini...

Chakrir Khoj' job portal to complement Malaysian govt's initiatives: Bangladesh envoy United News of Bangladesh (UNB) Bangladesh, April 15 -- Bangladesh High Commissioner to Malaysia Golam Sarwar on Thursday said the High Commission is optimistic that "Chakrir Khoj" job portal will complement the initiatives of the Malaysian government for making the ongoing recalibration programme a success. This initiative is to help the recalibration programme declared by the Malaysian government without prejudice to ongoing negotiations for the recruitment of new workers from Bangladesh, s...

Minister hits out at Bangladesh High Commission over launch of job portal Syafiqah Salim © Provided by The Edge KUALA LUMPUR (April 15): Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M Saravanan has expressed shock over the Bangladesh High Commission's move to start an employment portal without notifying the Ministry. “It is unreasonable on the part of the High Commission to take such action which goes against the roles and responsibilities of a foreign diplomatic mission," he said in a statement today. “On the aspect of employment services, the government through the Human Resour...

news Few Nepalis apply for Malaysia amnesty scheme for undocumented workers Kathmandu Post Kathmandu, Dec. 26 -- The Malaysian government has once again rolled out an amnesty scheme targeting illegal immigrants, including undocumented Nepali workers, giving them a chance to return home. Under the latest scheme, Nepalis living in Malaysia illegally can voluntarily return home without facing any serious legal actions. "Nepali workers can apply to return home under this scheme," Pratik Karki, second secretary at the Nepali Embassy in Malaysia, told the Post over the phone. "The d...