Two immigration raids sees 101 people nabbed

By JUSTIN ZACK

PETALING JAYA: Two separate raids by the Immigration Department led to the arrest of 101 people.

Immigration Department director-general Datuk Zakaria Shaaban said that the first raid was conducted on Aug 26 at an industrial area in Shah Alam after a recycling plant was suspected of hiring undocumented migrants.

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