Pesuruhjaya Polis Sabah Datuk Hamza Taib berkata angka itu mengambil kira jumlah musuh yang ditembak mati dan ditangkap berbanding bilangan musuh semasa mula bertapak di Kampung Tanduo, 12 Feb lepas iaitu kira-kira 200 orang.
“Saya tidak boleh mengatakan bahawa musuh tidak ada atau sebaliknya...kami yakin musuh memang ada tetapi jumlahnya amat berkurangan, mungkin kurang dari 10 orang,” katanya pada sidang akhbar di Markas Operasi di Felda Sahabat 16, dekat sini hari ini.
Sepanjang insiden pencerobohan, pasukan keselamatan menembak mati 68 militan, manakala 121 individu ditahan mengikut Akta Kesalahan Keselamatan (Langkah-Langkah Khas) 2012 (Sosma) dan 443 ditahan atas pelbagai kesalahan lain.
Beliau berkata gerakan ofensif yang disusuli operasi menggeledah dan membersih sehingga kini berjaya membersihkan tiga dari lima kampung yang menjadi lokasi persembunyian dan pertempuran antara pasukan keselamatan dan kumpulan pengganas.
Hamza berkata selepas Kampung Tanduo, Kampung Tanjung Batu dan Kampung Labian dibersihkan, pasukan keselamatan kini memberi tumpuan kepada kawasan Tanjung Bilis dan Lok Buani.
Beliau berkata penduduk Kampung Tanjung Labian akan dibenar pulang selepas ketua-ketua keluarga dan ketua kampung dibawa melawat ke kediaman mereka bersama-sama pasukan penilaian esok.
Bagi penduduk Kampung Tanjung Batu, Hamza berkata seramai 20 hingga 25 penghuni yang rumah mereka tidak mengalami kerosakan teruk akan dibenar pulang ke rumah masing-masing esok, manakala pemilik yang rumahnya musnah dibenar untuk terus tinggal di pusat pemindahan sementara.
Beliau berkata sebagai langkah keselamatan, anggota keselamatan akan terus ditempatkan di kampung berkenaan untuk berkawal dan mendominasi kawasan itu.
“Selain itu kami juga akan melaksanakan khidmat kepolisan lain untuk memulihkan keyakinan penduduk apabila berada di kampung itu,” katanya. — Bernama
Friday, March 29, 2013
25 hari Ops Daulat, musuh tinggal kurang 10 orang
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cepat2 le bg ic pd suluk tu...PRU dah nak sampai
ReplyDeletecepat2 bersih segera PRU13 nak bermula..
ReplyDeleteKerjasama antara Angkatan Tentera Malaysia (ATM) dan Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) serta pemilihan aset yang betul dan penggunaan taktik bersesuaian antara faktor kejayaan pasukan keselamatan dalam memerangi pengganas Sulu melalui Operasi Daulat.
ReplyDeletePanglima Angkatan Tentera, Jeneral Tan Sri Zulkifeli Zainal Abidin berkata, kolaborasi seumpama itu jarang berlaku di negara lain.
ReplyDelete"Kejayaan berlaku kerana kerjasama ATM dan polis yang sangat rapat dan ini jarang berlaku di negara lain. Ini wujud hasil usaha dan kesedaran yang dibuat kepimpinan kedua-dua pasukan," katanya ketika ditemu bual menerusi rancangan siaran langsung Selamat Pagi Malaysia.
ReplyDeleteBeliau berkata, usaha itu perlu diteruskan dan diutamakan kerana kebersamaan dan kesiapsiagaan adalah penting dalam menjaga kedaulatan negara.
ReplyDeleteKerjasama yang dilaksanakan itu sebenarnya bukan suatu yang baharu kerana pernah dilaksanakan ketika negara memerangi komunis sewatu darurat dahulu pada 1948, katanya.
ReplyDelete"Umum tahu tugas Polis adalah menjaga keselamatan dalam negara manakala tugas ATM menjaga pertahanan negara dari ancaman luar.
ReplyDelete"Kedua-dua ini diperlukan untuk kestabilan dan keamanan negara," kata Zulkifeli.
Mengulas mengenai aset yang digunakan, beliau berkata pasukan keselamatan mengoptimumkan peralatan yang bersesuaian dengan doktrin yang dilaksanakan sewaktu mengendalikan Operasi Daulat itu.
ReplyDeleteKatanya, aset yang ada 'value for money' itu antara faktor kejayaan operasi kerana memudahkan anggota menjalankan tugas mereka seperti membersih dan mengesan pengganas.
ReplyDeleteThe police today guaranteed the security of residents in four of the five areas that were affected by the clashes between armed intruders and the security forces in Lahad Datu, Sabah.
ReplyDeleteBukit Aman Federal Police Director of Internal Security and Public Order (KDNKA) Datuk Salleh Mat Rasid said the four villages were Kampung Tanduo, Kampung Tanjung Batu, Kampung Labian and the Tanjung Bilis area.
ReplyDelete"The subsequent plan is to bring back the residents to their respective homes and live as usual," he told reporters after the handing over of contributions from the Ministry of Information Communication and Culture to eight families of the police personnel who were killed in the clashes, at the Police Training Centre, here today.
ReplyDeleteThe contributions amounting to RM10,000 to each of the widows, 19 netbooks and RM200 for the children of the police personnel killed, were handed over by Information Communication and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Rais Yatim.
ReplyDeleteAlso present was Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ismail Omar. In his speech, Ismail said the contributions showed the deep concern of the ministry for the sacrifices made by the security forces in ensuring that national sovereignty and security were protected.
ReplyDeleteSelepas nih buat juga pembersihan di bandar2 besar, KK, Sandakan, Tawau, Keningau.... mereka berlambak menjual rokok dijalanan.... heran tak ada lesen boleh jual kepada awam... inilah bukti kelemahan kerajaan tempatan.... tiada penguatkuasaan... suruhlah tentera masuk bandar pula... polis can x memainkan peranan...
ReplyDeleteSebenarnya itu langkah terbaik utk mereka...balik kenegara asal.. mereka bukan pelarian seperti Rohinyga yg tidak iiktiraf sebagai rakyat Myamar.. tapi mereka adalah rakyat filipina yg sah dan mempunyai kad pengenalan diri...
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ReplyDeletePopulasi yang dianggarkan berdasarkan kumpulan etnik pada tahun 2010 adalah seperti berikut:[61]
ReplyDeleteKadazan-Dusun: 17.82% (555,647)
Bajau: 14% (436,672)
Melayu Brunei: 5.71% (178,029)
Murut: 3.22% (100,631)
Lain-lain bumiputera:[60] 20.56% (640,964) – yang meliputi kaum Rungus, Iranun, Bisaya, Tatana, Lun Bawang dan Lun Dayeh, Tindal, Tobilung, Kimaragang, Suluk, Ubian, Tagal, Timogun, Nabay, Kedayan, Orang Sungai, Makiang, Minokok, Mangka’ak, Lobu, Bonggi, Tidong, Bugis, Ida’an (Idahan), Begahak, Kagayan, Talantang, Tinagas, Banjar, Gana, Kuijau, Tombonuo, Dumpas, Peluan, Baukan, Sino, Jawa
Cina (majoriti Hakka): 9.11% (284,049)
Lain-lain bukan bumiputera: 1.5% (47,052)
Warga Asing (Filipina, Indonesia): 27.81% (867,190)
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ReplyDeleteTengok pd peratusan penduduk Sabah di atas tu, mcm barua umngok ada bberapa ekor jer tu. Ndak ramai pon.
ReplyDeleteOperasi Daulat hanya akan ditamatkan selepas pasukan keselamatan yakin kawasan yang bergolak benar-benar selamat, kata Pesuruhjaya Polis Sabah Datuk Hamza Taib.
ReplyDeleteBeliau berkata pasukan keselamatan tidak menetapkan tarikh atau tempoh tertentu Operasi Daulat kerana usaha membanteras pengganas yang dijalankan pasukan keselamatan itu merentasi kawasan lebih luas dari Lahad Datu.
ReplyDelete"Ia (tutup atau tidak) bergantung kepada keadaan sasaran keselamatan yang ditetapkan dan operasi yang dijalankan.
ReplyDelete"Kita mesti ingat, Operasi Daulat bukan sahaja melibatkan kawasan Lahad Datu tetapi ianya lebih luas merangkumi daerah Semporna dan Sandakan," katanya pada sidang media di Markas Operasi di Felda Sahabat.
ReplyDeleteSejak dilancarkan 26 hari lalu, Operasi Daulat membawa kepada penangkapan 443 individu atas pelbagai kesalahan, 121 orang ditahan mengikut Akta Kesalahan Keselamatan (Langkah-Langkah Khas) 2012 (Sosma), manakala 68 militan ditembak mati.
ReplyDeleteLahad Datu: Sabah CPO - No halt to Ops Daulat until Sulu terrorists are flushed out
ReplyDeleteOps Daulat will not end until security forces are certain all the Sulu terrorists have been flushed out from areas where they are still holed up, said Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Hamza Taib.
He said the security forces have not set a time limit when operations would cease because the fight against the terrorists had spread as far as Semporna and Sandakan, apart from Lahad Datu.
"It (the halt) depends on the security situation in the targeted areas and the operations involved," he told a news conference at Felda Sahabat near here Saturday.
Since Ops Daulat was launched 26 days ago, security forces have killed 68 Sulu terrorists, and arrested 443 individuals for various offences and 121 more under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (Sosma).
Hamza said the body of a terrorist killed on March 6 was retrieved from a battle scene in Kampung Tanjung Batu, Lahad Datu in the morning to bring the total number of bodies recovered so far to 46. - Bernama
Lahad Datu: Tanduo village closed for good
ReplyDeleteA decision has been made to permanently close the seaside Tanduo village, which was the centre of a battle between Malaysian security forces and Sulu gunmen.
The 20 families from 15 homes would be resettled at a 121ha site at Sungai Merah, adjacent to the Tanduo village, said Tungku assemblyman Datuk Mohd Suhaili Said.
“The Tanduo village is proposed to be made into a security base under the Eastern Sabah Safety Zone,” he said, explaining that the village was found to be suited strategically as it sat between the Sulu Sea and the Sulawesi Sea.
Suhaili told reporters that the new settlement would be equipped with facilities such as a clinic, kindergarten and surau, among others, that would ensure the safety and comfort of the villagers.
Some 200 Sulu gunmen, led by Raja Muda Azzimudie, intruded into Tanduo on Feb 9 that led to a three-week standoff between them and Malaysian security forces. The latter launched a massive air and artillery attack to flush them out on March 5.
ReplyDeleteTen days later, security forces took back Tanduo.
Most of the villagers claimed that the Sulu gunmen had looted their homes of household items such as television sets, sofas and refrigerators during the standoff.
Their homes were also damaged during the fighting.
Police are continuing their mop-up operations for remnants of the gunmen in neighbouring Kg Tanjung Batu, Kg Tanjung Labian and Kg Sungai Bilis Suhaili.
ReplyDeleteThe residents are taking shelter at three community centres in Felda Sahabat.
The villagers, including those in Kampung Tanjung Batu and Kampung Tanjung Labian, had gone on a shopping spree buying television sets, fans, refrigerators and even air-conditioners when they received electricity supply last month.
They had just begun enjoying the facilities when the foreign gunmen appeared in the remote coastal settlement.
When the villagers moved to safety at community halls, they feared that the gunmen might cart away the electrical items or loot their houses when they were away.
Lahad Datu: Sabah Immigration director is chosen as Esscom chief
ReplyDeleteSabah Immigration director Datuk Mohammad Mentek has been appointed director of the Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom), effective April 1.
“Mohammad, 48, has vast experience in the fields of human resource development and management, finance and security,” said Chief Secretary to the Government Datuk Seri Dr Ali Hamsa.
“I believe his qualification, experience, knowledge and credibility will enable him to helm Esscom well, and ensure public order and security in the special security zone,” he said in a statement here yesterday.
Mohammad holds a Master of Science (Statistics) degree and a Bachelor of Science (Mathematics) degree from the University of Minnesota, the United States.
He joined the civil service as an administrative and diplomatic officer in1992. He was appointed Sabah Immigration director on Aug 14, 2010.
Mohammad also served as director of the National Institute of Public Administration Sabah campus; Labuan Immigration director; under-secretary of the Research and Planning Division in the Home Ministry; Perak assistant financial officer and assistant secretary of the Personnel, Services and Training Branch of the Energy, Telecommunications and Posts Ministry.
The Esscom was announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on March 7 following a terrorist intrusion in Lahad Datu early this year.
Esscom covers the districts of Kudat, Tawau, Kunak, Sandakan and Lahad Datu in Sabah. - Bernama
Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussin yesterday assured Sabahans that the situation in Lahad Datu due to the intrusion of armed men would not affect the impending 13th general election.
ReplyDelete“On the issue of security, it will not affect the general election. On the issue of the legal aspect, the Attorney General has also made his views known earlier so the people in Sabah should not have to worry about it at all.
“The only concern that we have is that there may be some unscrupulous group that will exploit the situation by spreading rumours and as what we went through last month, it was very clear that 99 per cent of the rumours were not true, so I hope the mindset conditioning of the people in Sabah can continue from here so that we can learn from our experience,” Hishammuddin told a press conference here yesterday.
ReplyDeleteHe also stressed that no curfew had been imposed in the east coast, especially in districts that are now under the Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCOM).
Hishammuddin said from the aspect of security in Lahad Datu, the situation was back to normal except in only a few villages where the mopping up exercise by security forces was still in progress.
ReplyDeleteHe expressed hope that the exercise can be tidied up soon.
Hishammuddin also explained that what was happening in Lahad Datu was not political but was linked to sovereignty, stability, peace and honour of the people, especially in Sabah
“The Suluks are not our enemy, our enemy are the intruders who jeopardized our safety and we have initiated an investigation to find who could be behind the intrusion … whether they are from within or outside the country.
ReplyDelete“Investigations are being done through our intelligence and so far we have detained about 400 people, eight who have been charged in court. Today (yesterday), I will be getting a detailed briefing at the Prisons department in Tawau on what more needs to be done because the new Act allows us to detain the people but they must be charged in court within 28 days.
“This is a responsible government and when we want to talk about populist politics, even the laws that we have amended, we did not just throw them out of the window without thinking of the consequences and the new laws that have been introduced are sufficient to make sure that Sabahans are safe and those who are suspected to be involved can be detained,” he said.
ReplyDeleteHishammuddin during a press conference before departing to Tawau said state Immigration director Datuk Datuk Mohammad Mentek was appointed as ESSCOM director who would be looking into the roll-out of all plans in the security zone involving 10 districts.
According to Hishammuddin, the ESSCOM headquarters would be located in Lahad Datu and he would personally be monitoring the roll-out plans, including the setting up of a new police station in Kerakit.
ReplyDelete“The (command) structure of ESSCOM is clearly seen and our commitment to ensure that Sabahans feel safe and the threats spread by certain quarters are baseless. I hope that the public can understand and learn from what we have undergone the past few weeks so that no one will exploit the situation to create fear among Sabahans.
“I am confident with the plans made but close monitoring by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman and myself will make Sabahans more confident that what we have gone through recently will be a lesson and we will overcome it together,” he said.
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