THURSDAY, MAY 19: KUALA LUMPUR: Release of Monetary Policy Statement at 1800 (1000 GMT) KUALA LUMPUR- Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi(pic) officiates "Rapat Alumni Nusantara & Jaringan Alumni Nusantara International Islamic University Malaysia (UIAM) " at UIAM's Cultural Activity Centre's Main Hall at 0900 (0100 GMT) KUALA LUMPUR- Dewan Rakyat sitting at 1000 (0200 GMT)
PUTRAJAYA: The Home Ministry is not ruling out the possibility that its top-ranked officers are involved in the human trafficking and passport forgery syndicate detected at the KL International Airport (KLIA) and KLIA2.
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, who is also Home Minister, said investigations into the syndicate's activities would continue to be carried out until it was totally quashed and that all of its members were brought to justice.
"I have instructed the police (to carry out the investigations) after receiving public complaint and a media report on several officers being involved in passport forgery.
"Investigations have been carried out over the past two months and it was found that several officers had indeed committed the offence and tarnished the image of the ministry," he told reporters after opening the 7th National Civil Service Guidance Programme (Akrab) Convention here Friday.
Dr Ahmad Zahid said this in response to a media report on the syndicate detected to have turned KLIA and KLIA2 as their transit centre for Sri Lankan immigrants.
