Former pay TV employee fit to stand trial over 743 charges of data tampering, court hears


KUALA LUMPUR: A former private TV station employee who is facing 743 charges for data tampering involving the company's customer management system is fit to stand trial, the Sessions Court was told on Monday (Sept 22).

Deputy Public Prosecutor Rohaiza Abd Rahman informed the court that the pscyhiatric evaluation for Nora Idayu Jaafar, 48, stated that the accused was mentally sound during the time of incident.

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