Malaysian police detained 54 illegal immigrants from Myanmar on June 9, a week after detaining another 1,000 Myanmar nationals. The detentions followed a series of reprisal attacks in Malaysia between Myanmar Buddhists and Rohingyas, many of whom fled sectarian violence in Myanmar's Rakhine state in 2012. In recent weeks, at least seven separate sectarian attacks occurred in various parts of Kuala Lumpur and cities in nearby Selangor state, leaving four dead and eight injured, all Buddhists from Myanmar. A similar clash occurred in Indonesia in early April, when a brawl in an immigration detention center left eight Buddhists from Myanmar dead and a dozen Rohingyas injured.