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A total of 123 undocumented immigrant workers were detained in several operations on two consecutive days in Johor.

Johor Immigration Department director Datuk Mohd Rusdi Mohd Darus said the operations were conducted on Tuesday (Sept 1) and Wednesday (Sept 2).

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00:01A total of 123 undocumented migrant workers were detained in several operations
00:07conducted over two consecutive days in Johor.
00:12Johor Immigration Department Director Datuk Mohamed Rusti Mohamed Darus
00:17said the operations were carried out on Tuesday and Wednesday.
00:20He said 21 premises were inspected during the raids,
00:24which began at 11 a.m. and ended at 1 p.m.
00:27The targeted premises included dim-sum eateries, car service and workshop outlets,
00:34laundries and reflexology centres.
00:37He said the premises were found to have committed offences
00:40by employing foreign workers without valid travel documents and work permits.
00:46Those detained comprised 47 Myanmar men and 27 Myanmar women,
00:515 Bangladeshi men, 10 Indonesian men and 14 Indonesian women,
00:565 Pakistani men, 6 Nepalese, 1 Chinese man, 7 Chinese women and 1 Vietnamese woman.
01:04He said those apprehended were aged between 20 and 50,
01:08while the 7 Chinese women were working as cooks, waitresses and masseuses,
01:13or were customers at the premises.
01:16Mohamed Rusti said 6 Malaysians working as managers at the inspected premises were also detained.
01:22The detained foreigners have been placed at the Setia Tropica immigration depot in Johor Bahru,
01:29while 13 notices were issued to witnesses to assist with investigations.

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