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Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has recommended deploying AI-powered scanning technology at cargo terminals nationwide to enhance dangerous goods inspection capabilities and close security gaps in port operations.
Malaysia's Maritime Enforcement Agency has seized RM2.29 billion in contraband and arrested 516 suspects in the first half of 2024, demonstrating intensified coastal security operations against smuggling and illegal fishing.
Two brothers were arrested by the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency in a major drug interception off Johor Baru. The seized consignment, valued at over RM6.85 million, contained 'Piu Piu', a drug emerging as a new concern for regional enforcement authorities.
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Malaysia's maritime enforcement agency has arrested two brothers after intercepting a RM6.95 million drug shipment near Tanjung Piai in Johor, marking another major seizure in ongoing efforts to combat seaborne trafficking.