Cops closing in on M’sian kingpins


KUALA LUMPUR: Outwardly, they are exemplary businessmen in­­volved in import and export but beneath the facade, they have been found to be the top three Malaysian kingpins of an international human trafficking ring.

An elite police team from Bukit Aman investigating the human trafficking of Rohingya and Bangla­deshis at the Malaysian-Thai border has identified the key suspects after the arrests of more than 70 of their runners.

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