On the lookout for foreign extremists entering Sabah


KOTA KINABALU: Detecting extremists passing through Sabah, who move under the guise of ordinary “migrants” between Indonesia and the Philippines, has been keeping security forces on their toes.

Over the past year, foreign extremists have entered the state, with some even looking for work in the interior.

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