Taiwanese tourist held for 35 hours at KLIA2, claims inhumane treatment

By MEI MEI CHU

Nation
Friday, 17 Mar 2017
10:03 AM MYT

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PETALING JAYA: A Taiwanese tourist claims she was detained at Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (KLIA2) for 35 hours because of a "damaged passport", during which immigration officers allegedly ill-treated her and demanded for money.

Posting her ordeal on Facebook under the name Chiao Mei, the 33-year-old woman said her mobile phone and passport were confiscated before she could inform her family of the situation.

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