Malaysia to boost maritime security


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LANGKAWI: Malaysia will inc­rea­se investments in advanced surveillance technologies, inclu­ding the deployment of autonomous unmanned vehicles (AUVs), to further strengthen its maritime security.

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin (pic, below), who disclosed this, said intelligence-sharing mechanisms will also be stepped up with more joint naval exercises with trusted international partners to ensure preparedness against emerging threats.

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