The area's police chief said they will remain on duty unless an order to the contrary is issued against them.
at Johor Bahru’s Bangunan Sultan Iskandar Customs, Immigration and Quarantine complex are back at work after their three-day remand ended on April 22.
“They are still with the Johor police contingent,” he said on the Johor police media WhatsApp group. He did not say if the suspects were still stationed at the BSI complex. A police report was lodged against them on April 5, in which the complainant alleged they had extorted money from him at BSI on April 2.
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