Foreigners still languishing in KLIA’s no man’s land after 14 days


PETALING JAYA: The seven stranded foreigners, who have made the KLIA transit area their home for over 14 days, should have some help extended to them, said Human Rights Com­m­ission of Malaysia (Suhakam).

Its commissioner James Nayagam said there was an urgent need for the Government to coordinate a meeting with the immigration, airport, airlines and embassies to develop a system to assist these people.

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