00:00There is a rumour from the Malaysian team that there will be more parties from Myanmar coming to Malaysia.
00:14Again, the question is, there will be more parties from Myanmar?
00:19Yes, there will be more parties from Myanmar.
00:21What does the weather have to do with it?
00:23It has to do with the movement to Malaysia.
00:27The issue of Myanmar is not about the calm weather, the sea is not roaring, that's why it comes.
00:38The most fundamental thing is the push factor that exists in the country.
00:44The push and pull factor. The pull factor is our strong side.
00:49The politics is stable, the people of various nations live in peace.
00:54So they put their hopes that their lives can change if they try their luck here.
01:03So the pull factor is on our side.
01:06They feel that the push factor is on the other side.
01:09As we know, in ASEAN, we do discuss the issue of Myanmar.
01:15So, to answer your question, what is the current situation with the weather that is more conducive, what will happen?
01:23Every day, our evacuation team detects boatmakers, almost every day, in the waters of the international waters.
01:31Almost every day.
01:33What happened last week, the one in Langkawi.
01:38We are currently monitoring them, placing them in immigration depots, profiling them.
01:45This is a humanitarian action against them.
01:50So, first, I assure our authorities, especially the APMM,
01:58that they are carrying out their duties with full competence to monitor the waters of the country.
02:08More importantly, the groups that come from Myanmar are more focused on the issues that I described as the push or pull factor.
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