A frenzy of activity in sleepy Salak Tinggi


In the spotlight: Siti’s lawyer Gooi Soon Seng arriving at the court complex.

SEPANG: The typically dull and quiet Sepang Court Complex nestled in a corner of Salak Tinggi burst into a flurry of activity rarely seen as the world’s media descended upon its gates for the charging of two female suspects held in connection with the murder of Kim Jong-nam.

Local and foreign journalists were at the entrance of the court complex well before dawn as the building and surrounding areas were placed under tight security.

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