PIKM rubbishes allegation of 400 security firms leasing out licences


The Security Industry Association of Malaysia ( PIKM) President, Datuk Seri Ramli Yusof.- Filepic

KUALA LUMPUR: The Security Industry Association of Malaysia (PIKM) has rubbished the allegation that owners of some 400 security firms leased out their licences to a third party.

Association president Datuk Seri Ramli Yusuff said the allegation, which was made by the Selangor and Federal Territory Security Industry Association (SWiSS), was a “serious matter”.

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