Anwar denies investigation closed on disabled e-hailing driver assault case


PUCHONG: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim denied that the police had closed the investigation into a case related to a person with disabilities (PWD) e-hailing driver who was allegedly beaten by a dignitary’s escort.

He said the public should give space to the police to conduct an investigation which may take some time.

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