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Most immigration staff at KLIA doing their jobs well, says PM - Vimarsana News

Most immigration staff at KLIA doing their jobs well, says PM

PUTRAJAYA: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim expressed satisfaction with the overall performance of the immigration staff at KLIA Terminal 1 during his surprise visit yesterday.

'Tiong deserves praise, not brickbats for KLIA spot check' - Vimarsana News

'Tiong deserves praise, not brickbats for KLIA spot check'

PETALING JAYA: A Sarawak Pakatan Harapan (PH) leader has defended tourism, arts and culture minister Tiong King Sing over an incident in KLIA Terminal 1 and the latter’s allegations on corrupt activities involving the immigration department.

YOURSAY | Umno Youth, don't defend incompetent civil servants - Vimarsana News

YOURSAY | Umno Youth, don't defend incompetent civil servants

‘Akmal had knee-jerk action based on weak news tabloid.’

'Culture of corruption': Malaysian minister seeks probe into KLIA officers - Vimarsana News

'Culture of corruption': Malaysian minister seeks probe into KLIA officers

PETALING JAYA - A Malaysian minister who was reported to have caused a commotion at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) said he had to step in to help a traveller from China, who alleged that she was asked to pay several thousand ringgit to be allowed entry into the country. Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Tiong King Sing also...

Malaysia to probe corruption allegation at KLIA involving $5,200 'entry fee' for China visitor - Vimarsana News

Malaysia to probe corruption allegation at KLIA involving $5,200 'entry fee' for China visitor

A detained woman alleged that an official said she could be released by paying an RM18,000 entry fee. Read more at straitstimes.com.