Investigators suspect ‘setting counter’ activities occurring at KLIA


PUTRAJAYA: Claims by a Chinese tourist that she was asked to pay RM18,000 to help her resolve issues at the KLIA have led graft investigators to suspect that “setting counter” activities are occurring there.

Investigators believe the individual who sought the payment has also been helping other Chinese tourists facing problems enter the country.

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