Making integrity the custom


I REFER to the report “Snuffing out the smugglers” (Sunday Star, April 9) which highlighted the newly-appointed Customs director Datuk Subromaniam Tholasy’s strong determination to tackle smuggling activities and strengthen integrity among his men.

Subromaniam, who took over the post on March 24, has expressed his resolution to plug all the loopholes that could lead to corruption and leakages in tax collection.

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