Thai and Malaysian police have agreed to step up joint efforts against human trafficking and other crimes affecting the security of both countries. The agreement was reached Wednesday at the 23rd-annual meeting of Thai and Malaysian police being held May 11-14 in Phuket.
Today's meeting was chaired by Thai police chief Somyot Pumpunmuang and his Malaysian counterpart, Tan Sri Dato Sri Khalid bin Abu Bakar.
The two sides discussed joint operations and ways of combating major types of transnational crime affecting security including terrorism, drugs smuggling, human trafficking, arms smuggling, car theft, economic and computer crime, piracy in international waters.
They signed a memorandum of understanding to increase cooperation between police forces on crime prevention and suppression.

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