Immigration hack case: Immigration chief says none of its officers detained
Published on 7 Apr 2021 9:34:54 PM
Immigration director-general Datuk Khairul Dzaimee Daud said investigations were ongoing as it is believed that the syndicate had help from within the Department.
"No Immigration officer was detained in the operations. I am not discounting arrests," he said, adding several electronic devices were found in the department's lobby and near computers of officers.
A syndicate is believed to have raked in RM4.7mil in 2018 to produce forged temporary work permits (PLKS) for foreign workers in the agricultural, manufacturing and service sectors.
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Immigration director-general Datuk Khairul Dzaimee Daud said investigations were ongoing as it is believed that the syndicate had help from within the Department.
"No Immigration officer was detained in the operations. I am not discounting arrests," he said, adding several electronic devices were found in the department's lobby and near computers of officers.
A syndicate is believed to have raked in RM4.7mil in 2018 to produce forged temporary work permits (PLKS) for foreign workers in the agricultural, manufacturing and service sectors.
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