Alleged extortion case: Customs to take strict action against officers


PUTRAJAYA: The Customs Department will not protect its officers found to be involved in an alleged extortion case at a factory in Kapar, Selangor.

In a statement on Sunday (Jan 19), the department said it always takes seriously every allegation of misconduct or integrity violation, including corruption involving its personnel.

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