KL's Unlicensed Entertainment Crackdown: 27 Detained, Drug Arrests Made

Kuala Lumpur Cracks Down on Unlicensed Entertainment: 27 Foreigners Detained, Drug Arrests Made In a recent joint operation, the Kuala Lumpur City Council (DBKL) and several enforcement agencies shut down two unlicensed entertainment venues in the city. The operation resulted in the detention of 27 foreigners by the Immigration Department for various offenses, including visa violations. A DBKL spokesperson stated, "These operations are crucial for maintaining public order and safety." Adding to the gravity of the situation, 19 individuals were found to be positive for drug use following urine tests conducted by the National Anti-Drugs Agency. The raid also saw the issuance of 10 summonses by the Islamic Religious Department of Wilayah Persekutuan for violations of religious laws. The DBKL has pledged to continue its efforts in monitoring and taking action against unlicensed establishments. The operation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Kuala Lumpur in regulating the entertainment industry and maintaining public safety. The swift action taken by the authorities serves as a reminder of the city's commitment to upholding the law and protecting its citizens.