Meat cartel bribing government officers Mohamed Basyir © Provided by New Straits Times A woman looking at meat products at a shop in a major city. PIC BY ASWADI ALIAS
KUALA LUMPUR: Senior officers from no fewer than four government agencies are believed to be working hand-in-glove with a cartel specialising in bringing non-certified meat into Malaysia and passing it off as halal-certified products.
These senior officers, entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring that halal standards are upheld, have instead received money, and in some cases even women for sex, as bribes in order to turn a blind eye to the cartel s operations and ensure that the its activities go undetected.
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Port Klang Free Zone Sdn Bhd Chief Executive Officer Loh chee Can (Left) and PKFZ Chairmen Datuk Lawrence Low during the pc of the Covid 19 cases in PKFZ and the procedures in containing them at port Klang yesterday 10/December /2020. S.S.Kanesan/ The Star
KLANG: The Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) has set in place stringent standard operating procedure (SOP) that exceed the Health Ministry’s requirements to keep the area safe from Covid-19.
This comes especially as there has been a spike in cases in other parts in Klang, including the Teratai cluster, which involves leading glove manufacturer Top Glove.