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A total of 45 undocumented foreigners were detained following simultaneous raids at eight locations across Selangor on Thursday (April 23), as part of efforts to intensify enforcement against employers who fail to comply with government policies on hiring foreign workers.

Immigration director-general Datuk Zakaria Shaaban said 88 individuals were inspected during the April 23 operation, which targeted employers who neglect or defy regulations governing the employment of foreign workers.

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00:00A total of 45 undocumented foreigners were detained following an operation in Selangor
00:06on Thursday. Immigration Director General Datuk Zakaria Shaban said the operation was part of
00:12the department's efforts to intensify enforcement to curb employers who failed to comply with
00:18government policies on hiring foreign workers. In a statement made on Friday, Zakaria said that
00:25simultaneous raids were conducted on April 23 at eight locations across Selangor and 88 individuals
00:33were inspected. The 45 foreigners detained are aged 29 to 50 from Bangladesh, Myanmar, India, Nepal and
00:42Indonesia have been detained for suspected offenses under the Immigration Act 1959-63 and Immigration
00:50Regulations 1963. Zakaria said nine summonses were also issued to Malaysian witnesses to assist in
00:59investigations, adding that all detained foreign nationals had been placed at the Seminyar
01:04Immigration Depot for further action. He said enforcement efforts targeted not only undocumented
01:12migrants but also employers who knowingly hired or harbored them, warning that firm action would be
01:19taken without compromise against all errant parties.

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