narkan krds of Rohingya detained for two years in northern Malaysia escaped Wednesday

following a pre-dawn riot, but sis living near the immigration facility said they were afraid to
leave their homes with escapees still at large.

“The detainees were everywhere, running out from the depot, and they headed to our village
before they went into the bush,” a man who gave his name as Hashim told BenarNews.

Another villager, Ahmad Husin, said they could be hiding in nearby palm oil plantations.

Earlier, “some of them came to us looking for water because they were thirsty but no one
dare to give them any because they were afraid of any untoward incident,” he told
BenarNews.

The Kedah police chief warned residents of nearby villages against helping the escapees,
saying to do so was an offense punishable by law.

‘Traumatizing’

Tens of thousands of Rohingya have fled to Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and other
countries to escape persecution in Myanmar, their home country, and dire living conditions in
cramped refugee camps in Bangladesh.

Malaysia, however, does not recognize refugee status. Since 2020, the country has rounded
up thousands of refugees and housed them in crowded detention centers, in what the
authorities say are measures to contain the spread of coronavirus.

An estimated 180,000 UNHCR cardholders currently live in Malaysia, much higher than the
estimated 38,000 in 2013.

Jerald Joseph, a member of the Malaysia’s Human Rights Commission (Suhakam), called on
the country’s immigration authorities to allow representative from the United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees to meet with the detainees.

“The Immigration Department has to give access to UNHCR so they can determine whether
the ones detained were really Rohingyas. If so, they should be freed like the 150,000
Rohingyas who are here in the country,” he said.

For its part, Amnesty International Malaysia demanded the government fully and
transparently investigate the events “including the desperate circumstances within Sungai
Bakap immigration detention center that led to detainees trying to escape, resulting in the loss
of six lives.”

Suhakam should investigate how many temporary immigration detention centers are in
existence across the country, Katrina Jorene Maliamauv, executive director of Amnesty
International Malaysia, said in a statement.

“Conditions at these immigration detention centers should be documented, given past

incidences of human rights violations in immigration depots in Malaysia,” she said. She
called indefinite detention “traumatizing.”
“The government therefore needs to answer not only on the deaths of the six individuals but
also why so many refugees, including children, are being detained,” she said.

Yusof Ali, chairman of Kedah Rohingya Association, also appealed to the Malaysian
government “to look into the Rohingya issue detained at the Immigration Depots in the
country.”

Asked why the breakout occurred, he said, “Maybe because they have been in there far too
long. Some of them have temporary documents and UNHCR cards, but when they showed it
to the authorities, the office in charge will arrest them and allege that the document or the
card are fake.

No other countries want to accept our ethnic group. It is now up to the Malaysian
government’s discretion,” he said.

Zul Suffian in Penang, Malaysia and Iskandar Zulk

x were killed by vehicles as they tried to cross a highway, in a tragic turn of events
highlighting conditions at the country’s secretive immigrant detention centers.

Close to 400 people had been recaptured by evening, officials said, while human rights
groups called for a probe into what had provoked the unrest. They also demanded to know
how many detention centers, where immigrants are held indefinitely and incommunicado,
were operating across the country.

“I have instructed the Royal Malaysia Police and the Immigration Department to conduct a
detailed investigation of what caused them to act in such a way,” Home Minister Hamzah
Zainudin said of the escapees late Wednesday. Multiple agencies from two states were
working to track down more than 100 people still at large, he said.

“All 528 detainees who escaped were ethnic Rohingya refugees transferred from a camp in
Langkawi after being arrested for trespassing in Malaysian waters and violating the
Immigration Act in 2020,” he said. Langkawi is an island group in the Strait of Malacca, off
the coast of the northern Kedah state.

Police in Bandar Baharu, Kedah were alerted to a riot and escape at the Sungai Bakap
Temporary Immigration Depot at around 4 a.m., according to the state police chief, Wan
Hassan Wan Ahmad.

Prior to the riot, 664 people were housed there – 430 men, 97 women, and 137 children, he
said.

He told reporters that no serious injuries were reported during the riot and that its cause was
under investigation. Detainees smashed a door and fence at the depot before making a run for
it, he said, adding that the 23 security personnel on duty were quickly overwhelmed.

“Because there were so many of detainees in a cramped space, things got out of control and
the detainees took the opportunity to break out,” he told a press conference in Kedah.
“The fatal accident involving the escapees happened about six to seven kilometers from the
depot. Two men, two women, and two children (a boy, and a girl) were killed after being hit
by vehicles when they

ds of Rohingya detained for two years in northern Malaysia escaped Wednesday following a
pre-dawn riot, but six were killed by vehicles as they tried to cross a highway, in a tragic turn
of events highlighting conditions at the country’s secretive immigrant detention centers.

Close to 400 people had been recaptured by evening, officials said, while human rights
groups called for a probe into what had provoked the unrest. They also demanded to know
how many detention centers, where immigrants are held indefinitely and incommunicado,
were operating across the country.

“I have instructed the Royal Malaysia Police and the Immigration Department to conduct a
detailed investigation of what caused them to act in such a way,” Home Minister Hamzah
Zainudin said of the escapees late Wednesday. Multiple agencies from two states were
working to track down more than 100 people still at large, he said.

“All 528 detainees who escapeds living near the immigration facility said they were afraid to
leave their homes with escapees still at large.

“The detainees were everywhere, running out from the depot, and they headed to our village
before they went into the bush,” a man who gave his name as Hashim told BenarNews.

Another villager, Ahmad Husin, said they could be hiding in nearby palm oil plantations.

Earlier, “some of them came to us looking for water because they were thirsty but no one
dare to give them any because they were afraid of any untoward incident,” he told
BenarNews.

The Kedah police chief warned residents of nearby villages against helping the escapees,
saying to do so was an offense punishable by law.

‘Traumatizing’

Tens of thousands of Rohingya have fled to Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and other
countries to escape persecution in Myanmar, their home country, and dire living conditions in
cramped refugee camps in Bangladesh.

Malaysia, however, does not recognize refugee status. Since 2020, the country has rounded
up thousands of refugees and housed them in crowded detention centers, in what the
authorities say are measures to contain the spread of coronavirus.

An estimated 180,000 UNHCR cardholders currently live in Malaysia, much higher than the
estimated 38,000 in 2013.
Jerald Joseph, a member of the Malaysia’s Human Rights Commission (Suhakam), called on
the country’s immigration authorities to allow representative from the United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees to meet with the detainees.

“The Immigration Department has to give access to UNHCR so they can determine whether
the ones detained were really Rohingyas. If so, they should be freed like the 150,000
Rohingyas who are here in the country,” he said.

For its part, Amnesty International Malaysia demanded the government fully and
transparently investigate the events “including the desperate circumstances within Sungai
Bakap immigration detention center that led to detainees trying to escape, resulting in the loss
of six lives.”

Suhakam should investigate how many temporary immigration detention centers are in
existence across the country, Katrina Jorene Maliamauv, executive director of Amnesty
International Malaysia, said in a statement.

“Conditions at these immigration detention centers should be documented, given past

incidences of human rights violations in immigration depots in Malaysia,” she said. She
called indefinite detention “traumatizing.”

“The government therefore needs to answer not only on the deaths of the six individuals but
also why so many refugees, including children, are being detained,” she said.

Yusof Ali, chairman of Kedah Rohingya Association, also appealed to the Malaysian
government “to look into the Rohingya issue detained at the Immigration Depots in the
country.”

Asked why the breakout occurred, he said, “Maybe because they have been in there far too
long. Some of them have temporary documents and UNHCR cards, but when they showed it
to the authorities, the office in charge will arrest them and allege that the document or the
card are fake.

No other countries want to accept our ethnic group. It is now up to the Malaysian
government’s discretion,” he said.

Zul Suffian in Penang, Malaysia and Iskandar Zulk

were ethnic Rohingya refugees transferred from a camp in Langkawi after being arrested for
trespassing in Malaysian waters and violating the Immigration Act in 2020,” he said.
Langkawi is an island group in the Strait of Malacca, off the coast of the northern Kedah
state.

Police in Bandar Baharu, Kedah were alerted to a riot and escape at the Sungai Bakap
Temporary Immigration Depot at around 4 a.m., according to the state police chief, Wan
Hassan Wan Ahmad.

Prior to the riot, 664 people were housed there – 430 men, 97 women, and 137 children, he
said.
He told reporters that no serious injuries were reported during the riot and that its cause was
under investigation. Detainees smashed a door and fence at the depot before making a run for
it, he said, adding that the 23 security personnel on duty were quickly overwhelmed.

“Because there were so many of detainees in a cramped space, things got out of control and
the detainees took the opportunity to break out,” he told a press conference in Kedah.

“The fatal accident involving the escapees happened about six to seven kilometers from the
depot. Two men, two women, and two children (a boy, and a girl) were killed after being hit
by vehicles when they

u kapal layar asing berada di perairan Langkawi untuk mendarat dalam usaha mencegah
penularan wabak Koronavirus (Covid-19).

angkah pencegahan, kru kapal layar tersebut tidak dibenarkan mendarat dan perlu berada di
kawasan kuarantin yang telah ditetapkaA LUMPUR - [DIKEMAS KINI] Perdana Menteri,
Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob berkata, Prestasi Perbelanjaan Peruntukan Pembangunan
(DE) Asas Tahun 2022 negara setakat 15 April lepas adalah pada kadar 18.33 peratus.

Beliau berkata, perkara itu telah dimaklumkan dalam mesyuarat pertama Jawatankuasa
Tertinggi Pemantauan Rancangan Malaysia Kedua Belas (RMK12) tahun ini, yang
dipengerusikannya dan turut dihadiri empat Menteri Kanan serta ketua jabatan dan agensi
yang terlibat secara dalam talian.

"Jawatankuasa Pemudahcara Pelaksanaan Projek Pembangunan Negara (JP4N) telah

diwujudkan bagi menangani cabaran-cabaran utama dalam pengagihan DE.

"Mesyuarat juga bersetuju supaya ketua setiausaha semua kementerian melaporkan status
perbelanjaan DE kepada menteri masing-masing setiap bulan, supaya tindakan segera dapat
diambil bagi mempercepatkan pelaksanaan projek,” katanya dalam satu kenyataan pada
Khamis.

Ismail Sabri berkata, selaras sasaran negara untuk mencapai status berpendapatan tinggi pada
2025, mesyuarat pada Khamis turut meluluskan rangka kerja untuk memantau prestasi
beberapa petunjuk untuk mencapai sasaran tersebut.
Ismail Sabri berkata, petunjuk itu merangkumi tiga komponen iaitu kemakmuran, inklusiviti
dan kemampanan.

Beliau berkata, ini termasuk pertumbuhan ekonomi dan peningkatan pendapatan isi rumah;
peningkatan daya saing dan produktiviti; peningkatan sumbangan industri berimpak tinggi
kepada ekonomi; pembasmian kemiskinan tegar dan pembangunan negeri yang seimbang;
serta kemampanan dan daya tahan alam sekitar.

Selain itu, Ismail Sabri berkata, mesyuarat turut membincangkan strategi kerajaan dalam
membasmi miskn BMTKM menggunakan pendekatan baru yang lebih holistik, bersepadu
dan berfokus dengan memberi tumpuan kepada aktiviti penjanaan pendapatan dalam
kalangan KIR miskin tegar secara mampan,” katanya.

Perdana Menteri berkata, mesyuarat turut dimaklumkan berkenaan Perancangan Projek

Tebatan Banjir yang berjumlah RM15 bilion bagi tempoh lapan tahun bermula tahun hadapan
sehingga 2030.

“Kaedah pembiayaan projek-projek ini sedang diperincikan oleh Kementerian Kewangan.

Perancangan secara holistik ini merangkumi projek jangka masa pendek, sederhana dan
panjang,” katanya. - B

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mana Fasa Satu Program Pembasmian Miskin Tegar Keluarga Malaysia (BMTKM) telah
bermula bulan ini, melibatkan 80 lokaliti dan kira-kira 5,000 ketua isi rumah (KIR).

Secara keseluruhanny

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© 2018 Hakcipta Terpelihara Kumpulan Karangkrafn JLM," katanya dalam satu kenyataan
hari ini.
Menurutnya, tindakan berkenaan selaras dengan Pekeliling Pelabuhan yang dikeluarkan JLM
bahawa kapal layar asing tidak dibenarkan memasuki perairan Malaysia dalam tempo

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tidak-dibenarkan-mendarat-di-Langkawi

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Timbalan Pengarah Operasi Maritim, Kepten Maritim Zulinda Ramly berkata, sebanyak 10
kapal layar asing berada di perairan Langkawi sebelum arahan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan
(PKP) dikeluarkan.

Menurutnya, susulan itu pihaknya melaksanakan operasi bersepadu yang turut disertai
Pasukan Polis Marin (PPM), Jabatan Laut Malaysia (JLM) dan Pejabat Kesihatan Langkawi
semalam bagi memantau keberadaan kapal layar asing ketika tempoh PKP di perairan itu.

"Kita melakukan pemeriksaan ke atas lebih kurang 10 kapal layar asing, yang mana kesemua
kapal layar te

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GKAWI - Seramai 40 etnik Rohingya dijatuhwan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Kuah, Mohd
Firdaus Ahmad menggesa pihak berwajib menyiasat dakwaan Persatuan Rohingya
Kedah/Perlis bahawa 500 orang etnik itu terpaksa berpatah balik ke Bangladesh selepas tidak
dapat masuk perairan negara.

Mohd Firdaus berkata, kumpulan berkenaan dikatakan datang bersama etnik Rohingya yang
memasuki Langkawi pada 4 Februari lepas, namun bertindak berpatah semula berikutan
bimbang ditahan.

Katanya, pihaknya kesal dengan pencerobohan masuk etnik Rohingya di perairan Langkawi,
sekali gus memohon penguatkuasaan di laut ditingkatkan agensi berkenaan agar ia tidak
mudah dibolosi.
"Bagaimana sebuah bot tersebut tidak dapat dikesan hingga dapat mendarat di perairan kita,
malah ada bot lain dikatakan berpatah balik. Bayangkan yang masuk bukan Rohingya tetapi
pengganas dilengkapi senjata.

"Jadi, kita harap pihak berkuasa dapat jalankan siasatan berhubung dakwaan berkenaan dan
bagaimana mereka tahu ada bot berpatah balik, ada orang maut sebagainya demi memastikan
isu itu tidak berulang," katanya, hari ini.

Beliau berkata demikian ketika mengulas laporan sebuah portal berhubung ratusan etnik
Rohingya berpatah balik sebelum mati dalam pelayaran selepas tidak dapat memasuki
perairan negara.

Beliau berkata, cubaan memasuki perairan negara oleh etnik terbabit bukanlah kejadian
pertama, sekali gus diharapkan kawalan dan keselamatan ditingkatkan demi memastikan
perairan tidak dibolosi.

Pada 4 April lepas, sebuah bot membawa 202 penumpang dipercayai etnik Rohingya ditahan
di kedu

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© 2018 Hakcipta Terpelihara Kumpulan Karangkrafi hukuman tujuh bulan penjara oleh
Mahkamah Majistret Langkawi pada Rabu lalu kerana memasuki negara ini secara haram.

GKAWI - Seramai 40 etnik Rohingya dijatuhi hukuman tujuh bulan penjara oleh Mahkamah
Majistret Langkawi pada Rabu lalu kerana memasuki negara ini secara haram.

Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia (APMM) dalam kenyataan hari ini memaklumkan
seramai 54 pendatang asing tanpa izin (PATI) termasuk etnik Rohingya dihadapkan ke
mahkamah pada Rabu lepas atas tuduhan masuk dan tinggal di negara ini tanpa pas atau
permit imigresen sah.

Menurut kenyataan itu, 40 etnik Rohingya mengaku bersalah selepas pertuduhan dibacakan
di hadapan Majistret Mohd Ridzuan Salleh.
Mohd Ridzuan Salleh menjatuhkan hukuman tujuh bulan penjara dan tiga sebatan kepada 31
lelaki manakala sembilan lagi wanita dijatuhi hukuman penjara tujuh bulan tanpa sebatan
bermula pada tarikh ditangkap.

Sementara itu, 14 lagi PATI berusia bawah umur 16 tahun dihantar ke asrama akhlak bagi
menunggu tarikh sebutan semula pada 8 Julai 2020 di Mahkamah Kanak-Kanak Langkawi
dengan kehadiran penasihat undang-undang.

Terdahulu mereka dituduh mengikut Seksyen 6(1)(C) Akta Imigresen 1959/1963 (Akta 155)
(Pindaan 2002) yang boleh dihukum mengikut Seksyen 6(3) akta yang sama.

Jika sabit kesalahan boleh dikenakan denda tidak lebih RM10,000 atau penjara tidak lebih
lima tahun atau kedua-duanya sekali dan boleh dikenakan tidak lebih daripada enam kali
sebatan. wan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Kuah, Mohd Firdaus Ahmad menggesa pihak
berwajib menyiasat dakwaan Persatuan Rohingya Kedah/Perlis bahawa 500 orang etnik itu
terpaksa berpatah balik ke Bangladesh selepas tidak dapat masuk perairan negara.

Mohd Firdaus berkata, kumpulan berkenaan dikatakan datang bersama etnik Rohingya yang
memasuki Langkawi pada 4 Februari lepas, namun bertindak berpatah semula berikutan
bimbang ditahan.

Katanya, pihaknya kesal dengan pencerobohan masuk etnik Rohingya di perairan Langkawi,
sekali gus memohon penguatkuasaan di laut ditingkatkan agensi berkenaan agar ia tidak
mudah dibolosi.

"Bagaimana sebuah bot tersebut tidak dapat dikesan hingga dapat mendarat di perairan kita,
malah ada bot lain dikatakan berpatah balik. Bayangkan yang masuk bukan Rohingya tetapi
pengganas dilengkapi senjata.

"Jadi, kita harap pihak berkuasa dapat jalankan siasatan berhubung dakwaan berkenaan dan
bagaimana mereka tahu ada bot berpatah balik, ada orang maut sebagainya demi memastikan
isu itu tidak berulang," katanya, hari ini.
Beliau berkata demikian ketika mengulas laporan sebuah portal berhubung ratusan etnik
Rohingya berpatah balik sebelum mati dalam pelayaran selepas tidak dapat memasuki
perairan negara.

Beliau berkata, cubaan memasuki perairan negara oleh etnik terbabit bukanlah kejadian
pertama, sekali gus diharapkan kawalan dan keselamatan ditingkatkan demi memastikan
perairan tidak dibolosi.

Pada 4 April lepas, sebuah bot membawa 202 penumpang dipercayai etnik Rohingya ditahan
di kedu

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Sebelum ini, kesemua tertuduh telah ditahan Bot KILAT 6 milik APMM ketika berada di
dalam bot asing di kedudukan 32 batu nautika barat Pulau Beras Basah Langkawi ketika
menjalankan operasi Covid La

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Agensi Penguatkuasaan Maritim Malaysia (APMM) dalam kenyataan hari ini memaklumkan
seramai 54 pendatang asing tanpa izin (PATI) termasuk etnik Rohingya dihadapkan ke
mahkamah pada Rabu lepas atas tuduhan masuk dan tinggal di negara ini tanpa pas atau
permit imigresen sah.

Menurut kenyataan itu, 40 etnik Rohingya mengaku bersalah selepas pertuduhan dibacakan
di hadapan Majistret Mohd Ridzuan Salleh.

Mohd Ridzuan Salleh menjatuhkan hukuman tujuh bulan penjara dan tiga sebatan kepada 31
lelaki manakala sembilan lagi wanita dijatuhi hukuman penjara tujuh bulan tanpa sebatan
bermula pada tarikh ditangkap.
Sementara itu, 14 lagi PATI berusia bawah umur 16 tahun dihantar ke asrama akhlak bagi
menunggu tarikh sebutan semula pada 8 Julai 2020 di Mahkamah Kanak-Kanak Langkawi
dengan kehadiran penasihat undang-undang.

Terdahulu mereka dituduh mengikut Seksyen 6(1)(C) Akta Imigresen 1959/1963 (Akta 155)
(Pindaan 2002) yang boleh dihukum mengikut Seksyen 6(3) akta yang sama.

Jika sabit kesalahan boleh dikenakan denda tidak lebih RM10,000 atau penjara tidak lebih
lima tahun atau kedua-duanya sekali dan boleh dikenakan tidak lebih daripada enam kali
sebatan.

Sebelum ini, kesemua tertuduh telah ditahan Bot KILAT 6 milik APMM ketika berada di
dalam bot asing di kedudukan 32 batu nautika barat Pulau Beras Basah Langkawi ketika
menjalankan operasi Covid La

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powers of flax, which, as a bonus, has regenerating and repairing properties. But flax is also
everywhere in the moisturizing section since it has nourishing virtues, while improving the
elasticity and tonicity of the skin. Like prickly pear and rice, flax is also a top choice for
mature skin because it helps delay skin relaxation and sagging. And, like its counterparts, it is