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127 illegals deported to Nunukan
Published on: Thursday, June 05, 2025
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127 illegals deported to Nunukan
Those deported included 105 adult men, 19 adult women, three boys and one girl, ranging in age from one month to 64 years. The children sent back were accompanied by their parents or legal guardians.
TAWAU: The Sabah Immigration Department carried out a repatriation programme involving 127 undocumented migrants, transferring them from the Tawau Immigration Depot to Nunukan, Indonesia via ferry.

Those deported included 105 adult men, 19 adult women, three boys and one girl, ranging in age from one month to 64 years. The children sent back were accompanied by their parents or legal guardians.

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The detainees were found to have violated Sections 15(1)(c) and 6(1)(c) of the Immigration Act 1959/63 for overstaying and entering the country without valid documentation.

They had completed their prison terms and were returned after their travel documents were processed.

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All have been blacklisted in the department’s system according to the nature of their offences.

To date, 1,173 Indonesian nationals have been deported via sea, contributing to the overall figure of 6,053 foreign nationals repatriated this year.
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