LANGKAWI (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - None of the 202 illegal immigrants believed to be Rohingya who landed in the coastal area near the Ritz-Carlton Beach Resort in Langkawi on Sunday (April 5) are showing any Covid-19 symptoms after tests were carried out.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
LANGKAWI - None of the 202 illegal immigrants believed to be Rohingya who landed in the coastal area near the Ritz-Carlton Beach Resort in Langkawi on Sunday are showing any Covid-19 symptoms after tests were carried out.
"During the initial screening that was carried out on Monday morning, none of them was found to have had a fever,"said Kedah and Perlis Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency deputy operations director Maritime Capt Zulinda Ramly. On the four men suspected to be the masterminds behind the illegal landing and whether the operation involved locals, she said,"No, all of them jumped into the sea and are believed to have boarded a foreign fishing boat to escape."
"MMEA had foreseen that there would be increased attempts by foreign boats to invade the country's waters during the MCO period,"she said.
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