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Police and army personnel oversee the traffic flow at the guardhouse following the enforced semi-enhanced movement control order (SEMCO) at the Pangsapuri Utama Taman Langat Murni in Kuala Langat, on June 7, 2020. — Picture by REMY ARIFIN/SELANGORKINI

Selangor immigration raids Taman Langat Utama, Taman Langat Murni

KUALA LANGAT, June 14 — Ten illegal immigrants were detained in an operation by Selangor Immigration Department in Taman Langat Murni and Taman Langat Utama which came under semi-enhance movement control order (SEMCO).

The three-hour operation which began at 9am involved the inspection of 803 foreigners living in the area under SEMCO.

“Those arrested comprised four men and a woman from Indonesia, a man from Bangladesh and four men from India aged 19 to 50. They were picked up for various immigration offences,” a source told Bernama here today.

The source said all illegal immigrants detained were brought to Selangor Immigration office and would be investigated under Section 35 of the Immigration Act 1959/63 before being sent to the Immigration Detention Depot in Semenyih.

Taman Langat Murni and Taman Langat Utama came under SEMCO on June 2 when 20 foreign workers of a cleaning company in Kuala Lumpur International Airport were found positive for Covid-19.

Apart from the personnel of Selangor Immigration Department, it was learned the operation today was also participated by teams from the police, Rela, Kuala Langat Municipal Council and Health Ministry.

A Bernama observation found the personnel were also dressed in personal protection equipment as a precaution.

The administrative MCO area covering 43.3 hectares has about 9,000 residents with foreigners making up 30 per cent of the population.

— Bernama

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