KPMG still baffled by duo’s detention


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 22 Sep 2005

KUALA LUMPUR: Family members of the two Malaysian KPMG accountants detained in Indonesia for purported visa violations have been to Sulawesi to see the duo, and the two young professionals generally have been “holding up well”, said a source from the auditing firm. 

The KPMG source said the parents of Choo Yao Chin and Raimala Sivalingam had been taken to Sulawesi and got to see and speak to them. 

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