PETALING JAYA: Two motorhomes driven by five men allegedly linked to Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings (GISB) were reportedly brought to the border to renew soon-to-expire International Circulation Permits (ICPs), according to the Kedah Immigration.
In a statement posted on the department's Facebook page on Wednesday (Sept 19), it said no immigration law violations were found, but it decided to closely collaborate with the police as further investigations into GISB are underway.
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