Six Filipinos held for illegal entry into Sabah

By RUBEN SARIO

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah marine police have detained six Filipinos who were trying to slip into Sandakan from the southern Philippines.

Marine Police Region 4 commander Asst Comm Yazib Abd Aziz said the six illegals were nabbed by a team patrolling the waters off Pamaguan in Sandakan at 3.30pm on Friday following a tip-off.

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