Don’t collude with middlemen, Johor civil servants warned


NUSAJAYA: State government officers here have been warned not to collude with middlemen who are said to be charging fees to get civil servants to attend to the public.

State Secretary Datuk Ismail Karim, who issued the warning, said this call was also aimed at agency and department heads under the state government.

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