34 illegal immigrants detained in Subang Jaya apartment raid
SUBANG JAYA: Noise, drunkenness, fights, and alleged break-ins are troubling residents of Seri Nipah Apartment here amid a growing presence of foreigners.
The Selangor Immigration Department has conducted an integrated enforcement operation at a Seri Nipah Apartment complex in Subang Jaya, resulting in the detention of 34 foreigners for various immigration offences. The operation, which began after midnight, was prompted by complaints from residents regarding overcrowding, public disturbances, and the presence of illegal immigrants.
The detainees, aged between 20 and 40, were primarily from Indonesia, India, Myanmar, Nepal, and Thailand, and were found guilty of offences such as failing to produce valid identification documents, violating pass conditions, overstaying, and possessing unrecognised cards. All detainees will be transferred to the Semenyih Immigration Detention Depot for further investigation and action.
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