[UPDATED] KLIA incident: Shuhaily ready to accept consequences of his actions [WATCH]
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (MCBA) director-general Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain said he is prepared to accept whatever decision the government makes over the incident involving him at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) Terminal 1.
KLIA incident sees Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency chief Shuhaily Mohd Zain ready to accept whatever government decision is made. He has already briefed the highest levels of government and the ministry. Shuhaily says he is not perfect and accepts responsibility for his actions. He has informed the highest levels of government and the ministry about the incident.
Whatever decision they make, he will accept, stating that changing something comes at a price, and if that price is himself, he will pay for it. Shuhaily declined to comment on whether physical contact occurred in the viral video showing him berating two men at KLIA Terminal 1. He leaves it to the authorities to investigate, urging journalists to conduct their own investigative journalism.
Shuhaily refused to elaborate on the identities of the two people in the video, but said the two police reports had revealed their identities. The reports were filed by two policemen. He acknowledged being aware of the two police reports lodged following the incident. When asked about the video's circulation, Shuhaily mentioned it was a second-hand recording and did not rule out the possibility of efforts to tarnish his reputation.
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