Extra funds to boost security assets in Sabah needed, says anti-crime activist


KOTA KINABALU: More allocations need to be given to upgrade security assets in Sabah as newer tactics are being used to smuggle illegal immigrants into the state, an anti-crime activist claims.

Mohd Zaki Harry Susanto, advisor of the Sabah Drugs and Crime Prevention Organisation said he was informed that smugglers are coming up with more cunning tactics to evade authorities.

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