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The Customs Department is still investigating if a consignment of jewellery sent earlier this year to former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak's wife Rosmah Mansor had been declared at its point of entry.
The department’s director-general T Subromaniam revealed this when grilled by reporters after an event today.
“Not today, not today. We are still investigating,” he answered, declining to elaborate further.
The department’s director-general T Subromaniam revealed this when grilled by reporters after an event today.
“Not today, not today. We are still investigating,” he answered, declining to elaborate further.
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