Were any illegal immigrants from the Philippines involved in the drug bust?

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No Illegal Immigrants from the Philippines Were Explicitly Linked to the Drug Bust in Lahad Datu

The marine police arrested six male illegal immigrants in the Tambisan Sea near Lahad Datu, who were attempting to enter the area from the Philippines. Separately, Lahad Datu police apprehended five suspected drug traffickers, three of whom were identified as nationals from the Philippines, during a raid on a house in Bandar Sri Perdana.
Arrest of Illegal Immigrants

On Wednesday, marine police patrolling the Tambisan Sea intercepted two boats carrying six male individuals. These individuals, aged between 16 and 60, were found to be without valid identification and were attempting to enter Malaysia from the Philippines. They were subsequently detained for further investigation.
Separate Drug Trafficking Operation

In an unrelated incident, the Lahad Datu police conducted a bust on a two-storey terrace house in Bandar Sri Perdana. This operation led to the arrest of five suspected drug traffickers, comprising three women and two men aged 25 to 37.
Seized Items in Drug Bust

During the drug trafficking raid, authorities seized approximately 100.76 grams of 'syabu', valued at RM15,114. Additionally, a sum of RM50,000 in cash was recovered from the premises. The case is currently being investigated under Section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952.

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