Authorisation letters issued for work-related travel by relevant ministries valid on their own, say police


PETALING JAYA: The individual authorisation letter issued by the relevant ministries or departments are valid on their own for work-related travel, says Bukit Aman Internal Security and Public Order Department’s “SAC operations” Senior Asst Comm MV Srikumar Nair.

"All letters of travel, be it from International Trade and Industry Ministry (Miti), the ministries or relevant department, will be accepted on their own," he said in a 30-second video that has been making its rounds online.

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