Indonesia and Malaysia agree to joint border patrols in Kalimantan


SINTANG, West Kalimantan: Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to enhance their cooperation by deploying servicemen to secure the boundary markers along their land borders in West Kalimantan's eastern sector, according to an Indonesian military officer, reported Antara news agency.

Colonel Mohamad Isnaeni, Chief of Staff of the 121/Abw Military Command Post, announced that both parties recently signed an agreement to conduct joint border patrols to safeguard the Indonesia-Malaysia boundary markers.

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