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Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Azalina Othman Said has reminded civil servants to be more careful about what they post on their social media.
This comes after a photo of her in what appeared to be a casino in Las Vegas, which she posted privately on her Instagram, went viral and drew brickbats from netizens.
This comes after a photo of her in what appeared to be a casino in Las Vegas, which she posted privately on her Instagram, went viral and drew brickbats from netizens.
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