Wang KELIAN: A total of 139 tombs and 28 remote camps trafficking were found in the northern Malaysian border, a senior police official in the country, told reporters on Monday.
After the announcement of the discovery of the graves and camps Police Inspector General Tan Sri Khalid Abubakar revealed the information in a press conference, Malaysia regional crisis trafficking found in such sites already began earlier this month.
"(Authorities) found 139 suspected graves. The dead bodies in a mass grave, are not sure how," Khalid said.
The number and size of the camp, they found 28 people sleeping together suggest that can be placed.
Each of the 20 can hold the biggest, 300 people, with an annual capacity of 100 and can hold up, he said.
Trafficking trade in the region is the latest evidence of the deadly nature.
In early May, police in neighboring Thailand border smuggling by their camps, and dozens of tombs found the secret.
Malaysia Malaysian authorities and similar sites that exist Clay rejected the claims.
Khalid camps and graves, wild mountain areas that were difficult to obtain.
Human rights groups long Malaysian authorities to stop human trafficking are not charged enough.
Khalid is at least one body "hard to fall apart."
exhumation and post-mortems on the remains diligent enforcement authorities in the process, he said.
After the discovery of mass graves in Thailand launched an offensive against human trafficking.
The move Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia in search of land filled with hundreds of hungry migrants, excluding ships, their human cargo into the sea to leave nervous because traders think.
After initially turning, Malaysia and Indonesia in the last week of their return or resettlement elsewhere pending the boat people would recognize him, bowed to international pressure.
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