After E-Card deadline, Immigration officers carry out raids in nationwide crackdown


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 02 Jul 2017

PUTRAJAYA: Just after the clock struck midnight, a convoy of trucks and cars with 86 officers on board rolled out from the Immigration Department headquarters here.

Driving along the dimly lit roads – still empty after Hari Raya – the team headed towards Kapar, where a make-shift dormitory for foreign workers was the first to be targeted for an enforcement raid.

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