World : Malaysian Embassy Seeks Consular Access To Pilot Detained In Indonesia
Investigators said preliminary findings indicated the suspect may have smuggled narcotics into Indonesia on previous occasions and is believed to be part of an…
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The statement came shortly after Indonesian authorities in a press conference, here, announced that the 39-year-old Malaysian pilot was arrested on July 29 after allegedly attempting to smuggle about 25 kilogrammes of ecstasy, valued at around Rp60 billion (Rp1 million = RM225.20). By Nik Nurfaqih Nik Wil JAKARTA, July 31 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta is seeking consular access to a Malaysian pilot detained in Indonesia on alleged drug trafficking offences following his arrest at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport earlier this week. CAAM probing if there were security lapses before pilot's departure to Indonesia.
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The statement came shortly after Indonesian authorities in a press conference, here, announced that the 39-year-old Malaysian pilot was arrested on July 29 after allegedly attempting to smuggle about 25 kilogrammes of ecstasy, valued at around Rp60 billion (Rp1 million = RM225.20).
according to BernamaBy Nik Nurfaqih Nik Wil JAKARTA, July 31 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta is seeking consular access to a Malaysian pilot detained in Indonesia on alleged drug trafficking offences following his arrest at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport earlier this week.
according to BernamaCAAM probing if there were security lapses before pilot's departure to Indonesia.
according to New Straits TimesKUALA LUMPUR: The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia CAAM is investigating whether there were any regulatory or security lapses which led to a Malaysian pilot departing Malaysia, and later being detained in Indonesia, over alleged drug smuggling
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