KLIA incident: No issue on security as ministers have VIP access, says Loke

SEREMBAN: Ministers have VIP passes to enter security areas at the KL International Airport, says Anthony Loke.

Anthony Loke mengumumkan inisiatif pembaharuan Lesen Memandu Malaysia pada Rabu.

"I was at one of the departure halls at the airport for a launch on Friday and I did not have to take a pass since I already have one.A minister had"barged" into the arrival hall at KLIA and created a commotion in an attempt to"free" a Chinese national who had been barred entry. The woman had alleged that although her travel documents were in order, she was denied entry by Immigration officers.

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