Over 300 Chinese People Use Malaysia as Transit Point to Join ISIS

Over 300 Chinese People Use Malaysia as Transit Point to Join ISIS
Jan 23, 2015 By eChinacities.com

A Singaporean newspaper has reported that over 300 Chinese people have travelled through Malaysia recently in order to join ISIS.

According to the Strait times, this information was released by Malaysian Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi on Wednesday. He said that extremists would travel from Malaysia to a third country before finally arriving in ISIS-occupied areas of Syria and Iraq.

The situation apparently came to light during a meeting between Home Minister Hamidi and China’s Vice-Minister of Public Security Meng Hongwei on Wednesday.

Kuala Lumpur and Beijing will now work together closely to combat any potential ‘jihadi migration’ and discuss more comprehensive measures to curb it.

The news comes after two Uyghur nationals were shot while attempting to cross the border into Vietnam and just last week, ten Turkish citizens were reportedly arrested for attempting to smuggle Chinese Uyghurs out of the country.

Source: ecns

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kuntmans

I always suspected those chinese, especially the ones with iphones on the metro. I knew they were up to something.

Jan 29, 2015 20:11 Report Abuse

The-Final-Say

ISIS are bad news. I wish they were yesterday's news already.

Jan 28, 2015 09:39 Report Abuse

Irfan100

That's a bad news. But there is a rule you harvest what you bows

Jan 23, 2015 17:55 Report Abuse