Foiled – bid to smuggle out 35 cooking gas cylinders 

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3 Jan 2025 • 12:16 PM MYT
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TAWAU: Marine police foiled an attempt to smuggle subsidised cooking gas cylinders to a neighbouring country (pic).

A 23-year-old local, believed to be the owner of a speedboat loaded with the gas cylinders, was arrested at the Tawau Port area at 3.30pm on Wednesday.

AdvertisementMarine Police (Region 4) Commander ACP Nazri Ibrahim said on checking the documentation, the suspect did not have any permit issued by the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry for the subsidised gas tanks.

"We found 35 gas cylinders covered with canvas. We believe it was to be smuggled out to a neighbouring country," he said in a statement, Thursday.

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ACP Nazri also advised the public not to get involved in smuggling activities to avoid actions under the law.

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