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Home Minister Debunks “Terrible Slander” That Over 1.2 Million China Tourists Visited Malaysia & Didn’t Leave

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Source: Berita Harian & Utusan

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Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, recently took to his Facebook page to clarify and debunk the notion that there are over a million Chinese tourists who have entered Malaysia and chose not to return to their home country.

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Sharing his speech in the Dewan Rakyat, Saifuddin wrote, “Today, I am responding to the terrible slander about the 1.2 million Chinese tourists who entered Malaysia and did not leave.”

“As of today, Chinese citizens who hold social visit passes and have not left are 84,817 out of a total of 8,491,653 who have entered since January 2018.”

He also explained that this matter was raised in Parliament around 2022, and the Minister of Home Affairs at that time, YB Dato’ Seri Hamzah bin Zainudin, who is the Member of Parliament for Larut, issued a statement to debunk this theory that there are over a million Chinese tourists staying back in Malaysia.

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“I hope that the slander about the 1.2 million Chinese tourists not leaving will stop. This issue plays on the sentiment of 3R, which should not happen and can interfere with security in the country.”

 

You can check out his post here.

What do you think about this? Do feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section.

 

Also read: UTM Prof Warns Influx of Property Buyers from China Could Harm M’sian Homebuyers & Renters

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Source: Utusan

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