KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s east coast dusk to dawn maritime curfew, which has been in place for seven years, has been extended for another two weeks till July 4.
Sabah police commissioner Datuk Jauteh Dikun said residents in the area will be required to stay at home from 6pm to 6am, while outsiders are not allowed to enter curfew zones.
“The curfew is required to ensure terrorists or criminals from the southern Philippines do not slip into Sabah waters. He said intelligence reports indicate KFR groups as well as the Abu Sayyaf group were still attempting to enter the country’s waters and carry out kidnappings and other cross-border crimes.
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