Free from detention and back in business illegally

that after laying low for a few months, the culprits were back in action at the same place where they were detained and their goods confiscated.

“The illegal traders removed the seal as if nothing had happened and went about their business, ” he said, adding that the foreigners were getting bolder by the day.“We are tipped off by residents in the surrounding area, who are equally fed up with the situation, ’’ the spokesman said.also learnt from DBKL that undocumented workers and those with expired permits placed at the Bukit Jalil Immigration depot, Kuala Lumpur, had been released and were now back on the streets doing business.

Since March 18, over 200 businesses that were operating illegally in Kuala Lumpur have been shut down and their items confiscated.

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