He is not enrolled at an educational institution in Norway. Read more at straitstimes.com.
A 25-year-old Malaysian student has been arrested in Norway on suspicion of espionage, including illegal eavesdropping through various technical devices, local media reported.
“The High Commission in Stockholm is in close contact with the local authorities in Oslo, Norway to get more information on this case,” it said in a statement. He allegedly drove around or parked near the office of the Prime Minister, the Defence Ministry and other government offices in Oslo in a rental car, and tried to tap into their electronic communications, Norwegian media reported.
The suspect is a student, but he is not enrolled at an educational institution in Norway and has been living in Norway for a relatively short time, according to PST.
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