KANGAR: About six mouse lines detected in the vicinity of the Malaysia-Thailand border in Perlis were believed to be used syndicates trafficking and smuggling of goods.
Chairman of the Village Development and Security Committee Syed Omar Nor Mahizan Kasim said the passage was adopted for trafficking syndicate of agents which is believed to exist for over 10 years.
"The route across the Malaysia-Thailand border has been abused is not responsible for the syndicate which was originally used by the local population due to the fraternal relations at the time," he told Bernama here today.
Among the short routes for crossing the border is Felcra Hole undertones, Felda Mata Ayer, Chuping Sugar Cane Farm, Wang Kelian and Kampung Syed Omar / Puju and Kampung Bukit Batu Putih.
Does not deny the lack of security at the border, Mahizan Nor, however, said the lack of authority that is not a weakness but the flexibility given to the intimate family relationship between the two countries.
"Not only is the relationship between local people and Thais who run a business but also the population of the two countries in the border areas, so flexibility is given.
"But some unscrupulous people have taken advantage of the relaxation and exercise brutal trafficking syndicates," he explained.
Nor Mahizan Sandi difficult in Kampung Syed Omar-Village Puju in Thailand is among the preferred route of human smuggling syndicates around the 1980s.
"Shortcut path across the border is among the most popular at the time due to the condition of mangrove trees are thick and most of the residents have orchards there.
"So there is no control as tightly as other routes because of the flexibility given to villagers who have orchards and even some of their villages are located within the boundaries of Thailand," he said.
According to him, it was also among the fast track route used in the 1970s for smuggling of livestock that when Malaysia was very tight in the safety of food imports.
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