Malaysian Border Agency Investigates Alleged Corruption at KLIA 2

Malaysia's Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) has launched an internal investigation into allegations of a RM100 payment made to an officer at KLIA 2 via a personal QR code.

13 Jul, 11:59 — 13 Jul, 11:59

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Malaysia’s border agency probes alleged RM100 payment to KLIA 2 officer via personal QR code

SEPANG, July 13 — The Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS) has launched an internal investigation...

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Malaysian Border Agency Investigates Alleged Corruption at KLIA 2

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Malaysia’s border agency probes alleged RM100 payment to KLIA 2 officer via personal QR code

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