Missing MH370: KLIA security is of international standard, says DCA


SEPANG :There is no lax in KL International Airport (KLIA) security as standards have always been met over the years, according to the said Department of Civil Aviation.

"There is no reason to question our security. We have always met the standards throughout the years," said its director-general Datuk Azharuddin Abdul Rahman, rubbishing suggestions that security was lax following reports two impostors with stolen passports boarded the missing Malaysia Airline MH370 flight.

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