Home Ministry orders Rela to probe possible misuse of data
BUKIT MERTAJAM, June 15 — The Home Ministry has ordered the People’s Volunteers Corps to investigate the possibility of data misuse following viral reports of many Malaysians being registered as members without their knowledge.
“The ministry will wait for a report to be submitted in a few days,” he told reporters after visiting two locations where Immigration Department officials inspected nearly 100 foreigners, including UNHCR cardholders.
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