Security firms want to renegotiate deals with govt


BANGI: Security companies are demanding to renegotiate their contract agreements with the government, especially when they are owed more than RM300mil.

Security Services Association of Malaysia president Datuk Seri Mus­tapa Ali said some 600 of its member companies had yet to receive payments from various ministries and agencies for over six months.

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