Three Malaysian men deny charges in supplying Brunei palace with expired flour


BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (Borneo Bulletin/ANN): A Malaysian trio have denied 45 charges of conspiring to cheat Hyatt Borneo Management Services (HBMS), a service provider based at Istana Nurul Iman, in a further mention of the case in the capital.

Senior Magistrate Hajah Ervy Sufitriana Abdul Rahman adjourned the case to August 9 on hearing the guilty pleas entered by 51-year-old Sam Ying Kok, 56-year-old Abdul Sani bin Abdul Mutalib and 56-year-old Iskak bin Rahmat.

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