KLUANG - THE Home Ministry will let Wisma Putra decide upon a request by a Philippines supervision to magnify a deadline for a deportation of a group of armed intruders, claiming to be descendants of a Sulu sultan, from Lahad Datu in Sabah.
Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein, however, hoped which should a request be entertained, a prolongation would not be too prolonged as a ministry would not compromise a country's sovereignty as well as a confidence of a people.
"Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman called me this sunrise as well as we told him we would leave it to Wisma Putra to decide.
"What is important is which we will not compromise upon a country's reserve as well as a dignity of a people in resolving a matter peacefully.
"If there is a request to magnify a deadline, do not magnify it for too prolonged as there is a limit as well as time to plunge into a issue in our quest to guarantee our country," he pronounced after attending a lecture upon a Barisan Nasional election machinery for a Sembrong parliamentary constituency here yesterday.
Present was Kahang state representative R. Vidyanathan.
The Philippines Department of Foreign Affairs upon Friday requested Malaysia to magnify a deadline until Tuesday to allow a intruders to withdraw peacefully.
Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario pronounced Manila was continuing a efforts to persuade a followers, who have been engaged in a nearly two-week stand-off with Malaysian forces, to leave Sabah peacefully.
In Kota Kinabalu, ! Anifah y esterday pronounced a supervision had concluded to magnify a deadline to today for a "Royal Sulu Army" members holed up in Kampung Tanduo to leave Sabah.
On confidence measures, Hishammuddin pronounced a police force, a army as well as a Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Agency were monitoring a situation, as well as positive which a incident was under control.
"The people should understand which a incident there is rather formidable as well as view it in perspective as it differs from other cases involving al-Maunah, Abu Sayyaf as well as Jemaah Islamiah. The intruders in Lahad Datu have been not militants or terrorists."
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