The Home Ministry (KDN) today stressed that it had never issued any approval of appointment to any companies to manage foreign workers.
The ministry in a statement said it had detected the spread of a fake document on the appointment of a foreign worker management company throughout Malaysia, using the name of KDN’s secretary-general Datuk Wan Ahmad Dahlan Abdul Aziz @ Yazid.
“We want to stress here that the information is fake,” it said, adding that the ministry had lodged a police report so that actions would be taken against the irresponsible people who spread the fake information.
The ministry also advised the public not to make any payment to any quarter claiming to be managing registrations or programmes involving foreigners.
-- BERNAMA
Bernama
Thu Sep 17 2020
The ministry in a statement said it had detected the spread of a fake document on the appointment of a foreign worker management company throughout Malaysia - Foto BERNAMA
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