KLIA shooting: Perlis police tighten border surveillance


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 14 Apr 2024

KANGAR: Perlis police have bolstered surveillance and oversight along the Malaysia-Thailand border, focusing on known smuggling routes, to prevent the suspect involved in the early morning shooting at KL International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1 from fleeing the country.

Perlis police chief Comm Datuk Muhammad Abdul Halim said they are coordinating with Bukit Aman, particularly the Serious Crime Division (D9), regarding the incident and engaging the General Operations Force (GOF) for control and monitoring purposes.

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