On 29 June, an exclusive story came out about how a minister had barged into the international arrivals hall at KLIA to apparently rescue a Chinese national who was being detained from entering Malaysia. There were many speculations flying around about who the minister was and if it really happened. However, they were put to […]
On 29 June, an exclusive story came out about how a minister had barged into the international arrivals hall at KLIA to apparently rescue a Chinese national who was being detained from entering Malaysia.
“Yes, I was indeed the Minister mentioned in the exclusive report. Let me give some clarity to that story.” The minister added that the officers also took away the traveller’s mobile phone which allegedly contains detailed records of her round-trip air tickets and hotel stays prepared in advance. Hence, after he had caught wind of what happened, he went straight to KLIA with a team of investigators from his ministry to “understand and resolve” the situation.
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