Friday, 10 Apr 2020 10:41 PM MYT
Perak MMEA director Captain Shahrizan Raman said three areas in the state often used as illegal entry points by foreigners from neighbouring countries in the last several years had also been identified. “The terrain with small river routes, especially in the southern part of Perak, namely from Hutan Melintang to Lekir, also gives the foreigners access to Sitiawan,” he said when met at the Perak MMEA headquarters here today.
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