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MAS sabotage suspect to be released today
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New Straits Times
03-29-2005
MAS sabotage suspect to be released today
Edition: Main/Lifestyle
KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. - A Malaysia Airlines (MAS) employee arrested in
connection with the alleged sabotage of four MAS aircraft will be
released tomorrow.
The 25-year-old man will be released unconditionally upon the expiry of
his two-week remand order.
Police investigations had revealed he was not involved in the alleged
acts.
With his release, police are back to square one in their investigations
into the incidents of alleged sabotage ...
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