Five charged with graft in meat cartel case


Day in court: The Maqis officers being brought by MACC officers to the Johor Baru Sessions Court.

JOHOR BARU: Four Malaysian Quarantine and Inspection Services Department (Maqis) assistant enforcement officers and a logistics company owner were charged at the Sessions Court here for allegedly being involved in a meat cartel between 2016 and December last year.

The four officers were Mohd Hafizan Khalid, 44, Nor Azlan Mat Suki, 40, Mohammad Sofyan Mohd Zin, 27, and Khairul Izat Sulaiman, 31.

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