新闻报报看| 去年10月，有巴勒斯坦妇女带着孩子在国防部位于吉隆坡转站大楼的临时宿舍叫嚣抗议，引起不少大马人的不满。没想到在相隔2个月后，收留这些巴勒斯坦难民的宿舍又有人闹事，而且行为更过火（主播：庄文杰、黄宇恒）
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00:30In the process, they also smashed the flower vases and other decorations in the hall, which caused a lot of dissatisfaction with the Damascus residents.
00:39But I didn't expect that after two months, the dormitory where these Palestinian refugees were taken in was in trouble again.
00:45But this time there were more people involved, and the behavior was more popular.
00:50Next, let's take a look at the picture on the Internet.
00:53Let's take a look at the barbaric behavior of these Palestinians.
01:00This afternoon, in the Ministry of National Defense building in the Damascus dormitory,
01:03there were many Palestinian refugees holding a large-text protest.
01:07From another video screenshot, it can be seen clearly that one of the women raised a large-text,
01:12which said,
01:14We need to go back to Egypt.
01:16As for outside the building, there were more than ten refugees trying their best to push the White House door.
01:22There were also many children surrounding the fire and throwing things around.
01:25There were also people leading to the destruction of public property.
01:27The scene was full of smoke.
01:33This is the latest picture.
01:35Let's go back to October last year.
01:37The reason why there was a riot was because there was a Palestinian woman who lost contact with her child in Gaza.
01:43At that time, this woman was very angry,
01:45so she turned to the building in Kuala Lumpur and did some irrational behavior.
01:50What did the refugees do in the building this time?
01:54The Damascus Armed Forces issued a statement today that
01:56this riot happened at 5 p.m. yesterday,
01:59because the refugees wanted to speed up the process of returning home.
02:03So someone expressed their dissatisfaction at the scene.
02:06Later, after the officials and the rioting refugees had a conversation,
02:10the scene was controlled,
02:11there was no physical conflict,
02:13and no one was injured.
02:15It's just that the furniture in this building was destroyed.
02:20In addition to the news that there were Palestinian refugees causing a riot in a temporary dormitory in Kuala Lumpur,
02:26we also reported to you yesterday.
02:28Early in the morning,
02:29there was a ship with 196 Burmese and Rohingya refugees on the beach of Shark Bay,
02:33which is located in Fulau Jawi.
02:37These refugees were also quickly arrested by the police.
02:40According to information from the Damascus Armed Forces,
02:43I believe there are two more ships with refugees on the sea.
02:48As of today,
02:49the Director-General of the Damascus Armed Forces,
02:51Mr. Rosli,
02:52issued a statement confirming that
02:53the authorities actually found these two ships
02:55in Fulau Jawi and Shark Bay yesterday afternoon.
02:58The statement mentioned that
02:59there were about 300 Rohingya refugees on the ship.
03:03I believe it was because they were drifting on the sea for a long time,
03:06and there was not enough food and drinking water.
03:09When the refugees on the ship were found,
03:11they were already exhausted.
03:13Although our country does not allow these refugees to enter our country,
03:16but out of humanitarianism,
03:17the authorities also provided food and drinking water to these refugees
03:20after intercepting the two ships,
03:23and then exiled them to the border areas of our country
03:26so that these ships could continue to sail.
03:28Rohingya refugees tried to break into Fulau Jawi three or four times.
03:32To this end,
03:33the Chief Minister, Shan Usi,
03:34urged the police and maritime law enforcement agencies
03:37to strengthen patrols
03:39to prevent illegal entry activities from happening again.
03:42Because the state government has no right
03:44to interfere in the affairs of illegal immigrants.
03:46Shan Usi also said that
03:48there have been frequent cases of illegal entry
03:50of Rohingya refugees in Fulau Jawi for a long time.
03:53This shows that there is a loophole in the wall,
03:56and there is still a lack of law enforcement work.