KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s ongoing dusk-to-dawn sea curfew which ends on Saturday (Feb 4) has been extended for another 14 days to Feb 19.
The curfew, which was extended for the 204th time under Section 31 of the Police Act 1967, was first implemented on July 16, 2014.
The extension of the curfew, he added, was needed due to existing threats from cross-border criminals including from kidnap-for-ransom groups. The curfew, he said, will enable security forces to look after the safety of people who travel at sea and those living in the Eastern Sabah Security Zone .
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