Zahid: Officers may be in cahoots with traffickers


KUALA LUMPUR: Police are looking into the possibility of enforcement officers, including those from the Forestry Department, being in cahoots with the human traffickers who are responsible for the mass graves discovered near the Malaysia-Thai border.

Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (pic) said the officers might not only be collaborating with locals but also have links in Thailand, Bangladesh and Myanmar.

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