Thailand waiting for Malaysia's decision on 11 detained Uighurs


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 11 Feb 2018

BANGKOK: Thailand will wait for Malaysia's decision over the fate of 11 Uighur men detained following their escape from a Thai detention centre in in November last year.

Thai National Security Council secretary-general Gen Wanlop Raksanor said Malaysia would deal with the Uighur escapees according to local law as it involved illegal entry into the country.

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