BAU – Police in Bau have arrested two men suspected of drug abuse during an operation at Kampung Serikin on 14 May 2026.
The arrests were carried out at approximately 4.30pm by officers from the Bau District Narcotic Criminal Investigation Division, supported by members of the BPJKK unit from the Bau District Police Headquarters.
The suspects, aged 29 and 34, were taken into custody after initial urine screenings confirmed positive results for drugs.
Authorities stated that both men are being investigated under provisions of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952.
This legislation outlines penalties for drug-related offences, including fines, imprisonment, and mandatory rehabilitation programmes depending on the severity of the case.
Bau District Police Chief, Pisupt Mohd Haide bin A. Rahman, stressed that the Royal Malaysia Police will continue to take firm action against individuals involved in drug abuse.
He reiterated that narcotics remain a serious threat to society and that enforcement efforts will be sustained to protect communities across Sarawak.
The police have encouraged members of the public to assist in combating drug-related offences by sharing information through official hotlines.
Reports can be made via the Bukit Aman JSJN hotline at 012 208 7222 or the Sarawak IPK JSJN hotline at 017 592 9211.
This latest operation demonstrates the ongoing commitment of law enforcement agencies in Bau to address drug-related issues.
The arrests highlight the authorities’ zero-tolerance stance on narcotics and their determination to safeguard public safety.
Drug abuse continues to be a pressing concern in Sarawak, with police operations regularly conducted to identify offenders and dismantle networks of distribution.
Community cooperation remains vital in ensuring that enforcement agencies can act swiftly and effectively against those involved in drug-related activities.
The Bau District Police have reaffirmed their dedication to maintaining vigilance and strengthening collaboration with the public to curb the spread of narcotics.
The arrests in Kampung Serikin underscore the importance of collective responsibility in tackling drug abuse and protecting future generations.
