Company director, a former senator, fined RM340k for having illegal immigrants at his business


ALOR GAJAH (Bernama): A former senator has been fined a total of RM340,000, in default 68 months’ jail, by the Sessions Court here after he pleaded guilty to allowing 68 illegal immigrants to enter his premises in January this year.

Judge Ahmad Sazali Omar meted out the fine on Datuk Chiew Lian Keng, who is a director of NSK Holdings Sdn Bhd, on Friday (July 10).

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