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Perak Police Proposes 10 Permanent PGA Posts to Patrol the Coast

Summary by Utusan Online
LUMUT: Perak Police has proposed the establishment of at least 10 permanent control posts along the state's 158 kilometres (KM) coastline to tighten border control and combat the entry of illegal immigrants (PATI) and smuggling activities. Perak Deputy Police Chief, Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Azlin Sadari said the proposal involves four police districts, namely Bagan Datuk, ...
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LUMUT: Perak Police has proposed the establishment of at least 10 permanent control posts along the state's 158 kilometres (KM) coastline to tighten border control and combat the entry of illegal immigrants (PATI) and smuggling activities. Perak Deputy Police Chief, Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Azlin Sadari said the proposal involves four police districts, namely Bagan Datuk, ...

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Utusan Online broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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