Mon May 25 2015
Keadaan kubur di kem pemerdagangan manusia berhampiran sempadan Malaysia-Thailand.- fotoBERNAMA
Ketua Polis Negara Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar pada Isnin mengumumkan penemuan 139 kubur di 28 kem haram yang dipercayai digunakan oleh sindiket pemerdagangan manusia di sebelah Malaysia di Wang Kelian. - fotoBERNAMA
Kelihatan keadaan kem yang ditemui dan dipercayai digunakan sindiket pemerdagangan manusia berhampiran sempadan Malaysia-Thailand. - fotoBERNAMA
Menurut Polis, proses penggalian kubur yang ditemui masih belum bermula pada Isnin. Kerja-kerja dijangka akan bermula pada Selasa. Pengecaman dan identiti mangsa juga akan dijalankan.- fotoBERNAMA
Gambar keadaan kem pemerdagangan manusia berhampiran sempadan Malaysia-Thailand. Kem tersebut dikesan hasil 'Op Wawasan Khas JKDNKA 2015' oleh 300 anggota polis Komando VAT 69 dan Pasukan Gerak Am (PGA) dari 11 Mei hingga Sabtu lepas.- fotoBERNAMA
Kelihatan beberapa anggota forensik Polis DiRaja Malaysia (PDRM) sedang membawa beg plastik berisi rangka mayat mangsa pemerdagangan manusia yang pertama berjaya diturunkan ke Markas Tektikal (MARTEK) Wang Kelian pada Isnin. - fotoBERNAMA
This undated handout photo made available on May 25, 2015 by the Royal Malaysian Police shows an abandoned migrant detention camp used by people-smugglers in a jungle near the Malaysia-Thailand border in Genting Perah. Malaysian police said May 25 they had found 139 grave sites and 28 abandoned detention camps used by people-smugglers and capable of housing hundreds, laying bare the grim extent of the region's migrant crisis. AFP PHOTO / ROYAL MALAYSIAN POLICE
This undated handout photo made available on May 25, 2015 by the Royal Malaysian Police shows an abandoned migrant detention camp used by people-smugglers in a jungle near the Malaysia-Thailand border in Genting Perah. Malaysian police said May 25 they had found 139 grave sites and 28 abandoned detention camps used by people-smugglers and capable of housing hundreds, laying bare the grim extent of the region's migrant crisis. AFP PHOTO / ROYAL MALAYSIAN POLICE
This undated handout photo made available on May 25, 2015 by the Royal Malaysian Police shows an abandoned migrant detention camp used by people-smugglers in a jungle near the Malaysia-Thailand border in Genting Perah. Malaysian police said May 25 they had found 139 grave sites and 28 abandoned detention camps used by people-smugglers and capable of housing hundreds, laying bare the grim extent of the region's migrant crisis. AFP PHOTO / ROYAL MALAYSIAN POLICE
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