The Ministry of Transport will leave it to the police to conduct an investigation on the reports made by the Railwaymen Union of Malaysia against a senior officer of the ministry. ― Picture by Hari AnggaraPUTRAJAYA, May 7 — The Ministry of Transport will leave it to the police to conduct an investigation on the reports made by the Railwaymen Union of Malaysia against a senior officer of the ministry.
Police reports had been lodged and were announced in the Facebook of RUM president, Abdul Razak Md Hassan. MOT said it was still adhering to the statements issued through a media statement dated April 7, 2021: ‘Real facts to parry SABAHKINI12 blog’ and an MOT media statement dated April 8, 2021: ‘Replies to baseless accusations relating to DMU trains’ .
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