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Indonesian authorities have dismantled a cross-border drug syndicate based in Batam, arresting six Indonesians and seizing large quantities of narcotics. Two Malaysian nationals remain at large for their suspected roles as primary suppliers.
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has broadened its investigation into KWAP investment decisions, now pursuing financial records and documentation from Dubai, Singapore, and Indonesia as the scope of the probe intensifies.
Malaysia's upper house has approved legislation strengthening the country's ability to prosecute child sexual offenders who operate across borders, responding to a sharp rise in cases involving foreign nationals.
Tokyo police have arrested a Chinese national accused of operating an illegal taxi service by leasing vehicles to unlicensed drivers who transported tourists. The scheme allegedly netted 38 million yen.
Bukit Mertajam MP Steven Sim has urged the Royal Malaysia Police to conduct a thorough investigation into a human trafficking syndicate discovered in Berapit, ensuring all perpetrators face justice swiftly.
A Malaysian man has been imprisoned for six years and eight months for orchestrating debit card collections in Brunei that facilitated unauthorised ATM withdrawals across the country, resulting in losses exceeding BND8,480.
A 51-year-old Indian national has been imprisoned for two years and four months in Brunei for his role as a cash courier in a cross-border criminal operation, having failed to question the origins of BND230,000 he delivered to Malaysian nationals.
Indonesian prosecutors are seeking up to 10 years' imprisonment for members of a baby trafficking ring accused of selling at least 34 infants, including to Singapore, in a landmark cross-border human trafficking case.
Singapore police arrested three Malaysian men hours after they entered the country, accusing them of participating in a cross-border scam operation involving cash and precious metal collection from victims.
Singaporean authorities arrested three Malaysian nationals within six hours of their arrival, apprehending them as they attempted to collect proceeds from an organized scam syndicate operation across the region.