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Malaysia arrests over 430 illegal foreign labourers

Monday, 16:40, 22/08/2016
VOV.VN trên Google News

Malaysian authorities have arrested 434 illegal foreign labourers and an owner of a famous restaurant during a raid on the night of August 19.
The arrested included 133 Bangladeshi nationals, 130 Myanmar nationals and the rest from other countries.

In Sri Hartamas, an owner of a famous restaurant was also arrested on charge of hiring seven foreign labourers illegally.
VNA
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