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Malaysia has sent home 90 Indonesian migrant workers over the weekend.
Jakarta Globe reports that Malaysian authorities claimed they violated work and residency permits.
Fanny Wahyu Kumiawan, head of the Riau Office of the Indonesian Migrant Worker Protection Agency (BP3MI), the deportees included 60 men and 30 women, along with two children.
The largest group was from East Java (36 people), followed by North Sumatra (19), Aceh (7), West Java (6), and several others from various provinces.
Most of them had completed detention sentences at Machap Umboo Immigration Depot in Melaka and Kemayan Camp in Pahang, Malaysia, before being repatriated.
