What suspicious security stamp was found in her passport?

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No Specific Details Provided on Suspicious Security Stamp

The specific nature of the suspicious security stamp found in the Indonesian woman's passport, which led to her detention at KLIA2, has not been detailed. Immigration officers discovered the stamp during a check at the departure hall, prompting further investigation.
Discovery During Routine Checks
The woman was detained at Kuala Lumpur International Airport Terminal 2 (KLIA2) after immigration officers identified an unusual security stamp within her passport. This discovery occurred during checks conducted by the Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS).
Discrepancy with Official Records
Initial investigations revealed that while the woman claimed to have entered Malaysia via the Sultan Abu Bakar Complex in Tanjung Kupang, Johor, the MyIMMs system showed no official record of her entry or exit for the current year. This inconsistency, coupled with the suspicious stamp, led to her arrest.
Potential Immigration Act Offence
The detention was made on suspicion that the woman had committed an offence under the Immigration Act 1959/63. She was subsequently handed over to the Selangor Immigration Department's Enforcement Division for a more thorough investigation and to determine appropriate action.

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