Govt's special envoys have received over RM27,000 monthly each since their appointments


KUALA LUMPUR: The three special envoys to the government have received a total of RM27,227.20 each monthly, and have not made official trips since their appointments in April 2020, says Datuk Abd Latiff Ahmad.

In a parliamentary written reply, the Special Functions Minister said they were given other facilities including offices, chauffeur-driven cars and mobile phones for their official duties.

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