NEW POSTING.... Jamil (seated centre) at the handing-over of the Sabah Navy Regional Two commanding post from Anuwi (left) to Rosland at Sepanggar Naval Base.
SABAH waters are still safe despite some minor cases reported a couple of years back. Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) Fleet Operation Commander, Vice-Admiral Datuk Wira Jamil Osman said although minor cases such as sea robberies and smuggling activities were reported, it does not mean that Sabah waters are not safe.
“The security situation in Sabah is still under control and so far, we have not received any major cases such as armed threats and kidnappings, as what happened in 2010.
“However, we are always ready to face any eventualities and to collaborate with other agencies such as the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) and the Marine Operations Force (MOF) to provide security, including combating small cases off Sabah waters,” he said at the handing-over of the Sabah Navy Regional Two commanding post from outgoing Rear Admiral Datuk Anuwi Hassan to newly-appointed Sabah Navy regional two commander cum submarine commanding officer Rear Admiral Mohd Rosland Omar at the Sepanggar Naval Base here yesterday.
Jamil said the RMN would ensure all their assets are in good working condition to ensure that they can be used at any time when needed.
“So far, I am extremely proud of the achievement of the Sabah Navy Regional Two despite the lack of assets.
“Therefore, each asset must be in good condition to face any possible threat at any time,” he said. (theborneopost)
Hope that the Sabah Maritime and Navy will do their best to patrol the borders so that there will not be any trespassers into our waters.
ReplyDeleteBetter security must be enforced so that the Sabahans' and the tourist safety can be protected.
ReplyDeletesemoga kawasan perairan Sabah selamat dari sebarang kegiatan2 seperti penyeludupan terutama yang melibatkan warga asing. syabas dengan tentera laut diraja Malaysia.
ReplyDeletediharap tiada lagi kes penculikan seperti yang berlaku di Pulau Sipadan beberapa tahun yang lalu.
ReplyDeleteteruskan lagi pemantauan bagi memastikan perairan Sabah dalam keadaan selamat dari dicerobohi.
ReplyDeleteTeruskan usaha menjaga keselamatan perairan di Negerik Sabah.
ReplyDeleteIn spite of minor incursions that has been reported within the waterways of our state, the situation is still under control despite of the negative press from abroad.
ReplyDeleteWith the co-operation of different agency from different departments with the Royal Malaysian Navy, the efforts to ensure the security of our waterways will be at its maximum level
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear Sabah waters are still safe. Continue to ensure the security.
ReplyDeleteyup.. still safe but don't be too relax because the smugglers and intruders is smart enough to infiltrate your strict control..
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