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The Sessions Court here today acquitted and discharged three individuals charged with cheating in the construction of the Port Klang Free Zone (PKFZ) project without calling for their defence.

After seven years facing the charges, judge Slamat Yahya yesterday discharged and acquitted Phang from the charges after the AG's Chambers granted Phang's representation over the charges.

Three more Customs officers will be hauled to court over smuggling of undeclared liquor at the Port Klang Free Zone.

Ex-Transport minister Dr Ling Liong Sik, who is facing charges of cheating the Malaysian government in the PKFZ development project, will know his fate this Friday.

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