Indonesia requests Interpol red notice for Riza Chalid


JAKARTA: The National Police (Polri) have requested a red notice from Interpol (IRN) headquarters in Lyon, France, for Mohammad Riza Chalid (pic), a fugitive in a corruption case involving crude oil management, reported ANTARA news agency.

Brigadier General Untung Widyatmoko, Secretary of the Interpol National Central Bureau in Indonesia, stated on Tuesday (Sept 16) that the Attorney General's Office (AGO) had fulfilled all the requirements for the request the previous week.

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