Bangladeshi firm director fined RM50,000 over forged labour recalibration document


KUALA LUMPUR: A Bangladeshi company director was fined RM50,000 by the Sessions Court for submitting a forged document to the Malaysian Immigration Department three years ago for a Labour Recalibration Programme (RTK 2.0) application on Wednesday (Jan 14).

Judge Suzana Hussin imposed the sentence on Mohammed Jasim, 43, after he pleaded guilty to an alternative charge, ordering him to serve one year in prison should he default on the fine.

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