MACC nabs 11 linked to human trafficking syndicate


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has arrested four enforcement officers for allegedly turning a blind eye to foreigners illegally entering the country who were brought in by a syndicate.

The four were among 11 suspects arrested by the MACC in the Klang Valley, Kelantan and Penang on Tuesday (Aug 20).

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KLIA , Human Smuggling , Syndicate , MACC , Bribery , Syndicate

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