Malaysia doubles patrols to find Myanmar migrant boats
Malaysia doubles patrols to find Myanmar migrant boats after nearly 200 detained
Malaysia's coastguard said on Friday it was doubling patrols in its waters to locate boats carrying undocumented Myanmar migrants, after almost 200 were detained on an island in the northwestern Malaysian state of Kedah.
Malaysia detains 196 Rohingya migrants after boat capsizes
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian police on Friday detained almost 200 migrants “believed to be Rohingya” from Myanmar after their boat ran aground on the northern resort island of Langkawi. The group comprises 68 men, 57 women, 32 boys and 39 girls, police said.
Myanmar’s National Unity Government (NUG) seeks to deal a decisive blow to the country’s military rulers in 2025.
LANGKAWI: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) has detained a boat with almost 200 undocumented immigrants from ...
Among the law’s provisions is a ban on the provision of virtual private networks (VPNs), which are frequently used to ...
The Myanmar civil war situation is a major cause of worry for both Bangladesh and India, with Dhaka expressing concern over ...
Bangladesh on Monday said it will not allow more Rohingya community members to enter its territory, clarifying that around 60 ...
They clung on through years of conflict in Myanmar but a surge of fighting has driven tens of thousands more Rohingya to ...
Myanmar's recent 2024 census reports a decline in population to 51.3 million, sparking debates as the junta plans for ...
The Arakan Army has taken control of a key military post, gaining control over a 271-kilometer-long border between Myanmar ...
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