The Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur has confirmed consular access to meet with four injured Indonesian citizens following a shooting incident involving the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) last Friday. The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the injured citizens are receiving treatment at a hospital and are in stable condition. A deceased Indonesian citizen can be repatriated once forensic procedures are completed. The Indonesian Embassy has urged a thorough investigation and expressed concern over the possible use of excessive force.
JAKARTA: The Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur has confirmed that it has gained consular access to meet with its four injured citizens tomorrow, following a shooting incident involving the Selangor Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency last Friday .
The Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur has sent a diplomatic note to the Malaysian government, urging a thorough investigation and expressing concern over the possible use of excessive force. Earlier, Indonesia’s Minister of Migrant Worker Protection, Abdul Kadir Karding, stated that they have not yet been able to meet the injured undocumented Indonesian migrant workers, as they are still under the supervision of Malaysian authorities in several hospitals.
The Selangor Police Chief, Datuk Hussein Omar Khan, explained the investigation found that the shots were fired in self-defence after the MMEA boat was rammed four times by another boat, and two suspects were believed to have attempted to attack MMEA personnel with machetes.
INDONESIA MALAYSIA SHOOTING MMEA DIPLOMATIC
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Indonesian Protesters Egg Malaysian Embassy Over Deadly Migrant Worker ShootingNearly 100 individuals from human rights groups and labor unions in Indonesia protested against a fatal shooting incident involving Indonesian migrant workers off the coast of Malaysia on January 24th. Protesters threw eggs at the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta, demanding the arrest and imprisonment of Malaysian police officers involved in the shooting.
Read more »
Indonesian Protesters Throw Eggs at Malaysian EmbassyNearly 100 Indonesian protesters, representing various human rights groups and labor unions, demonstrated against the January 24th shooting incident involving Indonesian citizens in Malaysian waters.
Read more »
Indonesian Protesters Throw Eggs at Malaysian Embassy Over Fatal Shooting of Migrant WorkersAround 100 representatives from labor unions and human rights organizations in Indonesia staged a protest and hurled eggs at the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta. The demonstration was a response to a fatal shooting incident involving Indonesian nationals in Malaysian waters on January 24th, where one person died and four others were injured. Protesters demanded the arrest and imprisonment of Malaysian police officers involved in the shooting.
Read more »
Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta Protested After Shooting of Indonesian Migrant WorkerHundreds of protestors gathered outside the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta, demanding justice for the recent shooting of an Indonesian migrant worker by Malaysian maritime authorities. The incident sparked outrage and renewed calls for accountability in handling border disputes.
Read more »
Fatal MMEA shooting: Indonesian embassy meets injured nationals as labour protests planned outside Malaysian embassy in JakartaJAKARTA, Jan 29 — The Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur was granted consular access on Tuesday to visit four Indonesian nationals receiving medical treatment at Serdang and...
Read more »
Indonesia Gains Access to Injured Citizens After MMEA Shooting, Calls for Transparent ProbeThe Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur has secured consular access to meet with four injured Indonesian citizens following a shooting incident involving the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) last Friday. The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed concern over the incident and urged a thorough investigation, emphasizing the need for transparency in law enforcement procedures.
Read more »