Malaysia, Indonesia agree to offer temporary shelter to 7,000 migrants


Anifah (centre) with his Thai counterpart Tanasak (left) and Indonesian counterpart Retno.

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to offer temporary shelter to the 7,000 migrants still at sea.

Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman said the offer was under the understanding the resettlement and repatriation process would be done in a year.

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