Code words like 'Roti Canai', 'Durian' used by KLIA human trafficking syndicate


PETALING JAYA: Code words were used by members of a crime syndicate to communicate with enforcement agency officers who were on the take so foreigners could enter the country without checks at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

"Code names such as School Boy, Salak, Limau, Laici, Karpet, Kicap, Roti Canai, Junta and Ayam were used to refer to the nationality those brought to the counters," said the source.

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