Entering The Cekal List, Dumai Immigration Office Rejects 1 Malaysian Citizen To Indonesia

AH (55), a Malaysian citizen, was denied entry by the Immigration Office Class I TPI Dumai on Thursday (5/1/2023), because the person concerned is known to have entered Riau, Indonesia/ANTARA

RIAU - A Malaysian citizen with the initials AH (55) was refused entry through the TPI Dumai Class I Immigration Office because he entered illegally. AH entered the Dumai TPI in Riau Province using the Oceanna 5 Ship from Muar Malaysia Port to Dumai on Thursday. "Arriving at 12.15 WIB, and at the time of examination by immigration officers, it was found that the person concerned was listed on the penalty list and had been deported from Indonesian territory for overstaying," said Head of the Riau Ministry of Law and Human Rights Regional Office Mhd Jahari Sitepu to reporters, in Pekanbaru, Antara, Friday, January 6. AH was refused to enter Indonesia and returned to the ship to be sent back to the initial embarration. Jahari said, the euphoria of the turn of 2022 to 2023, plus the health protocol was not strict, made the public's enthusiasm in traveling internationally increase. "This is good news, because it can revive the economy. But on the one hand, we must remain vigilant, because there are irresponsible people who take advantage of this moment for personal gain," he said again. For this reason, Jahari stated that he always emphasized to all ranks, to continue to carry out thorough examinations. You must not be careless and reckless, because the security and order of the nation is a fixed price. In addition, his party also expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the Dumai Immigration ranks led by Rezeki Putra Ginting. "The Dumai Immigration is one of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights agencies in Riau that is consistent in enforcing immigration law. There have been several times Dumai Immigration deported and refused to enter problematic foreigners, proving that Dumai Immigration ranks carry out their duties according to the rules and firmly reject the occurrence of bribery, extortion and corruption," said Jahari.