Malaysia Airports giving full cooperation in probe


Scene of the crime: The general view of the check-in kiosk where Kim Jong-nam was believed to have been poisoned by assassins. He later sought help at the information desk at KLIA 2 (picture below). — AFP

PUTRAJAYA: The airport authority will hand over security camera footage and any other information to police investigating the murder of Kim Jong-nam allegedly by North Korean agents.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said Malaysia Air­ports Holdings Bhd officials would give their full cooperation.

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