Then our government reached out to them about this and they stopped the crackdown,” Nurul Islam told a seminar at the ministry on Sunday. That very midnight, the immigration authorities launched a large-scale operation to flush out illegal immigrants in the southeast Asian country. This means that those without a valid passport or permission to work may stay and work in Malaysia until Feb 14. The expatriates’ welfare and overseas employment minister on Sunday said Malaysian government’s position was the obstacle in shutting down the syndicate in the labour market there. “Bangladesh government did not set up the syndicate in the Malaysian labour market.

Source: bd News24 July 16, 2017 12:45 UTC