A border control officer at Port Klang in Malaysia was subjected to a shooting threat while performing official duties, according to local media reports.
The incident, reported by Malay Mail and corroborated by The Sun Daily, involves an enforcement agent from the Port Klang Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS).
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the threat, which occurred during routine operations at the terminal.
Port Klang is a critical node in global supply chains, handling a significant volume of container traffic for Southeast Asia.
Security incidents at major ports can disrupt operations, increase insurance premiums, and heighten scrutiny on cargo handling procedures.
While this specific event appears isolated, it adds to a series of operational challenges recently noted at the facility, including a previous incident where a container declared as carrying tin ore was found to contain electronic waste and subsequently ignited.