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- In Kuala Lumpur, immigration authorities detained fourteen Chinese nationals and a Malaysian man for various offenses, including three Chinese nationals allegedly using fake documents for U.S. entry visas.
- Immigration director general Zakaria Shaaban said the arrests followed intelligence gathering and an enforcement operation.
- The operation is linked to an October 2025 case in which eight people were detained for counterfeit immigration passes, costing up to 10,000 ringgit each.
