Update : 4,771 PATI lari dari Sabah balik ke Filipina sejak OPS Daulat

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                Over 4,000 Filipinos quit Sabah since Sulu crackdown, says Manila                                                                        
                                                

                                                        By Boo Su-Lyn
                                                March 29, 2013                        

                                                                                                                                                                                                Police detain two men at Tanjung Labian, in Lahad Datu, March 6, 2013. — Reuters picKUALA LUMPUR, March 29 ― A total of 4,771 Filipinos have fled Sabah since the Malaysian authorities began ferreting out Sulu militants and their sympathisers early this month, the Philippine disaster risk council said today.
The Philippine National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) was quoted by Philippine news portal InterAksyon today as saying that 944 families have left Sabah for the Basulta (Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi) region in southern Philippines as of yesterday, comprising 2,861 adults and 1,860 children.
“The number of Filipinos fleeing Sabah is expected to continue increasing as the crisis remains unresolved and amid a crackdown by Malaysian authorities on both undocumented aliens and those suspected of supporting the sultanate,” InterAksyon reported today.
Philippine media have reported allegations of human rights abuses against Filipinos in Sabah, including claims of extrajudicial killings by Malaysian security forces as they continue to hunt down the remnants of Sulu “crown prince” Agbimuddin Kiram’s armed followers.
But no evidence of the violations has been produced and Putrajaya has called the claims a “fabrication”.
InterAksyon reported today that 10.39 million pesos (RM787,205) worth of food and non-food items have been provided to the Filipino evacuees, as well as an allocation of 13.403 million pesos for other humanitarian operations.
The Philippine Department of Social Welfare and Development also reportedly plans to set up a 24/7 one-stop processing centre in Tawi-Tawi to provide the Filipino evacuees with psychosocial intervention, legal documents, skills training and livelihood assistance.
The Philippine senate has demanded its government hold Malaysia accountable for possible human rights violations against the 800,000-strong Filipino migrant community in Sabah, at the hands of local authorities searching for a ragtag band of Sulu militants claiming ownership of the north Borneo state.
Philippine Defence Secretary Voltaire Gazmin said last Tuesday that the crackdown against Sulu militants who invaded Sabah last month has turned into a protracted, low-intensity conflict akin to hunting for fish in water.
Gazmin was reported by Manila Standard Today as saying that 12 battalions of soldiers and policemen, or more than 7,000 men, were searching for Agbimuddin, who is a brother of self-proclaimed Sulu “sultan” Jamalul Kiram III.
Malaysian authorities believe that Agbimuddin has fled Sabah, but their Philippine counterparts have said that he has yet to be found in the republic.
Agbimuddin led a group of 235 armed militants to Lahad Datu, Sabah, on February 9 to stake the sultanate’s claim over the north Borneo state.
As of last Friday, the incursion has resulted in the deaths of 63 Sulu militants, according to figures from Malaysian security forces, as well as 10 Malaysians, including eight policemen and two soldiers.
Malaysia launched “Ops Daulat” on March 5 to flush out the armed southern Filipinos after weeks of negotiation failed to result in a peaceful resolution.
Manila has said it will not abandon the sultanate’s claim over Sabah, even as Malaysian authorities insist the claim is no longer valid due to the inclusion of the state in the 1963 Malaysia agreement.
                                                                                                                        

elfirabetha

go and dont ever come back here!!

asher

elok ler tu..menyemak jer kat sini..org dah bg cari rejeki...dia nak lebey dari itu pulak..amik ko..

Hessa

asher posted on 29-3-2013 10:07 AM
elok ler tu..menyemak jer kat sini..org dah bg cari rejeki...dia nak lebey dari itu pulak..amik ko.. ...

khen..mmg sgt2 dialu-alukan

Hessa

elfirabetha posted on 29-3-2013 09:58 AM
go and dont ever come back here!!

yesss..u come back..we'll attack..

gogo2

Semua pulang ke kampung halaman. Tapi berita tuh ckp macam pelarian walaupun mereka ini balik ke kampung sendiri di Filipina.

tumit_tinggi

bagusss! balik la kamu. jangan datang lagii...menyemakkk saja!

lyza2474

baguslahhhh.................

jcja82

balikla...wat semak sabah je..klu bole yg terlepas kt semenanjung ni pn patut berambos..huh!!

d_giggsy

tu baru sikit...statistik kata ada 800 000 pendatang filipina kat sabah tu....yg balik baru 4k++ yg 300k ++ tu bila pulak nak balik

dino

asher posted on 29-3-2013 10:07 AM
elok ler tu..menyemak jer kat sini..org dah bg cari rejeki...dia nak lebey dari itu pulak..amik ko.. ...

padan muka.... berita baik utk rakyat sabah hiks

batmana

pengusiran ni tak berbaloi, kalu mereka2 yg bertanggungjwb dlm projek IC esp mahathir tu tak dihalau sekali..

yanasan21

ni pelarian kat area2 bahaya je..kt tempat lain cthnya kk, keningau n lain2 selamat la sbb tak buat pembersihan kt ctu...hehe

surwanis

sepatutnye pendatang2 yg wat jenayah tu sume xkire sape klu dh ade kes kt sini,anto pulang n jgn bagi jejakkan kaki kesini lagi...xkire la sabah sarawak ke semenanjung...undang2 kena r ketat..

magnus

Bagus balikla...suruh kerajan pilipin yg lembab tu create peluang pekerjaan plak tuk korang...

prettyuglybabe

bye.. jangan datang lagi

chazey

sikit gila.

mohon yang sedang ditahan di penjara2 seluruh Sabah itu dibunuh saja. supaya berkurangan jumlah pendatang di Sabah.

As of June 2005 the district of Kinabatangan had a population of about 85,000 and only about 25,000 were Malaysians. As at 23 December 2005 Sabah’s prison population was 3052 and 70% were foreigners. The Minister of Health was reported in the Daily Express in its 9 July 2006 edition that hospitals in Sabah were receiving the most number of foreigners amounting to about 30%.

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anak2 haram yang bagi ic palsu atau biar ja PATI ni masuk ke Sabah tanpa dokumen yang sah; semoga mati segera dalam keadaan terseksa.

magnus

chazey posted on 29-3-2013 03:58 PM
sikit gila.

mohon yang sedang ditahan di penjara2 seluruh Sabah itu dibunuh saja. supaya berkuran ...

..faham semua marah dgn kebanjiran pati ni...tapi mana bole bunuh sesuka hati....

PEPPERMAN

akhirnya kita berjaya menemui strategi terbaik untuk menghalau pendatang keluar. Harap ia boleh di implemen di Malaysia barat

chazey

magnus posted on 29-3-2013 04:03 PM
..faham semua marah dgn kebanjiran pati ni...tapi mana bole bunuh sesuka hati....

bunuh je.

kerajaan kan pakar bab bunuh2 sesuka hati nih.