Marine cops seize RM1.57mil worth of subsidised cooking oil in Sandakan


KOTA KINABALU: Over RM1.57mil worth of subsidised cooking oil was confiscated when marine police noticed suspicious activities being carried out in Sandakan.

Sandakan marine police acting commander Supt Jaffri Bidin said in the 12.35pm operation on Friday (Jan 9), marine officials had noticed some dubious activities being carried out in a warehouse along Mile ½ and went in to investigate.

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