All containers going through Port Klang must be scanned, says Customs


PETALING JAYA: All containers arriving into or going out of Port Klang are required to undergo a machine-scanning process, says the Customs Department.

It said procedures were tightened starting Nov 15, 2023, requiring 100% of containers to be scanned, after two instances where drug-smuggling to Australia were detected in April and October that year.

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