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Police have confirmed that 14 Malaysians have been arrested in foreign countries since January for involvement in drug smuggling activities, marking a concerning trend in transnational narcotics trafficking originating from Malaysia's aviation infrastructure.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is broadening its investigation into Retirement Fund Incorporated investments by seeking cooperation from authorities in Dubai, Singapore and Indonesia through formal mutual legal assistance channels.
A foreigner who filed a police report claiming extortion by individuals posing as officers has been revealed as an Interpol-wanted suspect in a Chinese fraud investigation.
A 19-year-old Malaysian national faced detention at Hong Kong International Airport on July 9 when customs officials discovered 3kg of cannabis buds hidden in his luggage during routine baggage screening.
Malaysian police have requested an Interpol Red Notice after prominent businessman Tamim Dahri missed a court appearance, prompting an international manhunt coordinated through Interpol channels.
A first-time visitor to Singapore has confessed to burgling luxury residences in Sentosa and Serangoon Gardens, making off with $105,000 worth of jewellery and designer items within days of arrival.
Thai police have arrested Ekkawit, an alleged intermediary in a heroin smuggling operation. He is suspected of coordinating drug delivery to a flight attendant bound for Australia, working under instructions from a mysterious online contact.