Deputy Minister calls for independent investigation into Bidor Immigration depot incident


PETALING JAYA: A comprehensive and transparent inquiry is needed to probe into how 131 undocumented migrants escaped the Bidor Immigration depot, says Deputy Law and Institutional Reform Minister M. Kula Segaran.

"We need to ascertain whether this incident is an isolated occurrence or if there have been similar incidents in the past as understanding the context will help us implement necessary measures to prevent it happening in the future.

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