55 Bangladeshis arrested from palm plantation in Malaysia

News Asia24 Desk: Immigration police arrested 55 Bangladeshis from a palm plantation in Malaysia. Also 140 people from different countries have been arrested.

Today Saturday (October 14) this information was known from Johorbaru Immigration Department.

It is known that on Friday (October 13) 86 raids were conducted in the palm plantation of Gelang Patah in Johor Baru province from 12:00 pm to 6:00 am.

55 Bangladeshis, 62 Myanmars, 28 Indians, 26 men and 5 women Indonesians, 16 Pakistanis, 2 Chinese and 1 person from Timor were arrested in this operation.

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It is said that among them (Rohingya) are refugee card holders.

Detained illegal immigrants built settlements in containers to escape immigration police.

They will be charged with misusing work permits, overstaying and engaging in various crimes in Malaysia.

Each of them has been taken to Setia Tropica Immigration Depot in Jahur Baru for 14 days remand.