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00:04Around 6 pm last Thursday
00:06An incident occurred in Bukit Mertajam, Penang, at the Nan Mei Hotel.
00:11There was a 71-year-old Chinese woman
00:14Because she was unhappy with the amusement park near her home
00:17A group of children are playing
00:19The volume is too high
00:20So she went up to advise her.
00:22I never expected that those kids would not only refuse to listen to advice...
00:25They also rudely threw stones and iron bars at the old woman.
00:28Although the old woman managed to dodge in time and was not injured.
00:32But a 70-year-old man faced attacks with iron bars and stones.
00:36How could I not be scared?
00:37Then the old woman went to call the police.
00:39The police also took action.
00:41The four Burmese nationals, aged between 9 and 12, were also arrested.
00:45boy
00:46An investigation was launched, invoking provisions such as criminal intimidation.
00:49What is the latest development in the final case?
00:51Three of the boys were between 11 and 12 years old.
00:55This morning, under police escort
00:57Wearing a large triangle and being pushed to a stop face control
01:00Those who were put in masks and detained by the police today were all underage children.
01:04What about this scene?
01:05This is also rarely seen in the media.
01:07The report described
01:08The three boys were wearing masks at the time.
01:10Sometimes bowing one's head
01:11Sometimes swell with hope
01:12Where are their parents?
01:14He was also summoned to accompany the hearing of the charges.
01:16However
01:17Because the three boys did not understand Malay.
01:19Unable to understand the contents of the charge
01:20The court therefore arranged for a Burmese-speaking member of parliament.
01:24After the charges were read aloud again
01:26The three then pleaded not guilty.
01:28What about according to the control?
01:30The three boys were accused of using a mop
01:33Iron bar white long light tube
01:35There were also stones threatening to harm the old woman.
01:37If convicted?
01:39The maximum sentence is two years in prison.
01:41Fines or both
01:43Since all three are minors
01:45Legal Aid Bureau's representative lawyer
01:47Nunakiha
01:48They pleaded for leniency for these children in court.
01:51It is said that two of them are still in school.
01:53Another person did not go to school.
01:55And what about the three men's fathers?
01:56They are all contract employees
01:58The daily wage is approximately RM100.
02:00What about the two mothers?
02:01She is a housewife
02:02What about the other mother?
02:03Working in a factory
02:05The report mentioned
02:06The prosecution originally suggested
02:07Each defendant was released on bail of RM4,000.
02:09And with local guarantor
02:11Conditions such as reporting to the police station during the fixed period
02:14However
02:14The bail application was ultimately rejected.
02:17The case was adjourned to November 10 for the next hearing.
02:20When the three boys learned
02:22I have no way to go home
02:23When they were taken to the detention room
02:24They couldn't help but burst into tears.
02:26Along with the parents present
02:28She also shed tears.
02:30That applies to Rohingya refugees
02:31What issues arise from living in Malaysia?
02:34Deputy Prime Minister Mozashi
02:35Today in the House of Commons
02:36Useful written answers
02:38Questions from members of parliament
02:39He mentioned it.
02:40The government is studying
02:41Should domestic Rohingya refugees be included?
02:43Implement movement restrictions
02:44But he also emphasized
02:45Every decision must be made simultaneously
02:47Considering national security
02:49National sovereignty
02:50Human rights
02:51Factors such as
02:53at the same time
02:53The government is also using refugee registration documents
02:57That is, the DPP plan
02:59Collect information on Rohingya refugees nationwide.
03:02Nazashi said
03:03Then Zaxi said, "Right now..."
03:03This program primarily targets people placed in immigration detention centers.
03:08scholar
03:08What's next?
03:09The second phase will involve further registration.
03:11Living outside of detention centers
03:13People holding UNHCR credentials
03:16Ministry of the Interior emphasized
03:17Where are the refugee registration documents?
03:18It's not about granting refugees permanent residency.
03:21Or a way to obtain Malaysian citizenship
03:23It is not a reason to encourage or bring in new refugees to Malaysia.
03:27Instead, screening was used.
03:29Identification
03:30Recording and supervision
03:31Current refugee methods
03:32What is the government's position?
03:34We will continue to push forward.
03:35Repatriating refugees to their countries of origin
03:37And relocation to a third country
03:39Third Country
