Indonesia tahan 2 rakyat Malaysia cuba seludup keluar 12,000 topeng muka

Mereka dibebaskan tanpa sebarang tuduhan jenayah selepas topeng muka itu dirampas di lapangan terbang antarabangsa Medan. FMTNews Covid19

MEDAN: Polis Indonesia menahan 2 rakyat Malaysia selepas didakwa cuba menyeludup keluar kira-kira 12,000 topeng muka.

Mereka ditahan kerana disyaki menyorok topeng muka, kata polis ketika menyoal siasat suspek berusia 44 tahun dan 42 tahun itu yang mendakwa mereka merancang untuk mengedarkan topeng muka itu kepada kanak-kanak di Malaysia untuk mengelak jangkitan Covid-19.

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