Organ trafficking case closed, but Kuching cops rearrest suspect over CBT


KUCHING: Police have found no evidence that a 48-year-old man arrested earlier was involved in organ trafficking, as alleged by British tabloid The Sun.

However, Sarawak commissioner of police Comm Datuk Aidi Ismail said the man, whose remand order expired on Wednesday (Aug 26), has been rearrested for investigations into an unrelated criminal breach of trust case.

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