Bangladeshi company manager fined RM38,000 for using false documents


KUALA LUMPUR: A Bangladeshi company manager was fined RM38,000 by the Sessions Court here on Wednesday (Oct 22) after pleading guilty to using false documents to provide labourers for construction work at a bridge replacement project site, two years ago.

Judge Azura Alwi, in handing down the sentence on Md Nazmul Islam Babul, 58, ordered the accused to be jailed for 10 months if he failed to pay the fine. The accused paid the fine.

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