Penang warehouse collapse: Four Bangladeshi workers released after questioning by police


GEORGE TOWN: The four Bangladeshi workers who were initially thought to be pinned under the rubble when large concrete beams at the construction of a logistic complex collapsed have been released from police custody.

Southwest OCPD Supt Kamarul Rizal Jenal said the four were initially held for investigation on Wednesday (Nov 29).

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