Rakyat Malaysia ditahan di Pakistan bebas, sudah pulang ke tanah air
Lelaki berusia 32 tahun itu didapati tiada kaitan dengan sindiket penipuan disiasat pihak berkuasa negara itu, kata Bukit Aman.
A Malaysian man detained by Pakistani authorities in connection with a fraud center in Islamabad has been released and safely returned to Malaysia, according to Rusdi Isa, head of the Commercial Cyber Crime Investigation Department (JSJK) at Bukit Aman. Isa stated that investigations revealed the 32-year-old man has no connection to the alleged fraud syndicate being investigated by Pakistani authorities.
He added that the man is the only Malaysian detained during the special operation. The man has been released and has returned to Malaysia, reported Bernama. Isa further explained that his department will document the man's statements to assist ongoing investigations related to the detention of the Malaysian citizen. Prior to this incident, Malaysian Chief Police Officer Khalid Ismail had announced that a team of officers had been dispatched to Pakistan to assist in the inquiry concerning the detention of a Malaysian citizen accused of involvement in a fraud center in the country. The man was among 258 foreign nationals detained by Pakistani authorities during the operation.
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