Malaysian immigration officers sacked for deliberately disabling passport controls at airport
Malaysian immigration officers sacked for deliberately disabling passport controls at airport Updated June 01, 2016 17:39:15 Fifteen Malaysian immigration officers have been sacked and dozens have been suspended and redeployed after they appear to have deliberately disabled the international airport's passport check over a number of years. Key points:Deputy PM says about 100 people are believed to be involved in sabotaging Malaysia passport controlFifteen suspects are ..>> view originalAfter Brexit: Roadmap for a leap in the dark
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