Claims of two diplomats put in ‘cold storage’ not true, says PSD DG


PUTRAJAYA: The two senior Malaysian diplomats who served in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have not been assigned to the Public Service Department’s pool of civil servants.

Public Service director-general Datuk Seri Mohd Shafiq Abdullah refuted claims made by certain reports that the two were assigned here and were put in “cold storage”.

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