Published
Japanese news outlet Asahi reported that Kim Jong-nam was in possession of $120,000 (RM511,374) when he was killed at KLIA2 in February.
Police chief Khalid Abu Bakar confirmed money was recovered, however, he says foreign media reports on the total are questionable.
Police chief Khalid Abu Bakar confirmed money was recovered, however, he says foreign media reports on the total are questionable.
- Category
- TV Saluran - TV Channel
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
00:56
Media has field day as Kim Jong-nam's alleged assassins charged
-
00:54
Video: KLIA2 jadi tumpuan media, tunggu anak Jong-nam
-
02:02
Najib supporters chant slogans against foreign media
-
01:32
PAS Youth lodges police reports, alleging DAP received foreign funds
-
02:33
IGP: don't listen to foreign media on MH370 case
-
03:44
Media bigwigs discuss Jong-nam's murder via FB Live
-
00:54
Jong-nam trial continues to attract local and foreign media
-
05:03
Yoon Jong Shin 윤종신 'Night Drive (Monthly Project 2018 October Yoon Jong Shin)' MV
-
01:07
Be mindful of sensitive matters in your reports, Dr Wee tells media
-
01:55
Paradise Papers: Apple reacts to media reports
-
01:45
Sosok Kim Yo Jong, Calon Kuat Buat Gantikan Kim Jong Un
-
00:33
Mahathir cites 53 international media reports on Najib, 1MDB
-
02:00
Kim Kardashian Fires Back After Robbery & Sues Media Outlet For False Reports
-
04:22
Yoon Jong Shin 윤종신 '이별손님 Taxi Driver (Monthly Project 2019 January Yoon Jong Shin)' MV
-
05:50
Yoon Jong Shin 윤종신 '이별톡 Goodbye Talk (Monthly Project 2018 March Yoon Jong Shin)' MV
-
01:06
Two foreign women remanded in Kim Jong-nam assassination
-
00:40
Dr Mahathir denies media reports, says he did not say three years
-
04:07
Yoon Jong Shin 윤종신 '너를 찾아서 Trace (Monthly Project 2017 October Special Yoon Jong Shin)' MV
-
02:19
Sirul denied media reports that Mongolian woman was pregnant
-
03:21
Najib should respond to 'avalanche of accusations' by foreign media, says MP
-
00:57
Weinstein to surrender on sex assault charges: media reports
-
01:21
There was no order for media to retract published reports, says Fahmi on assault case
Loading...