S. Sivanganam told the seven-member panel of the Royal Commission of Inquiry that he was barred from going on operations till the day he retired in July 2016. The caller also gave a list of eight othervillagers involved in transporting illegal mi­grants, but did not give their full names. Sivanganam said the individual operated a shop at a business arcade near the CIQ (Customs, Immigration and Quarantine) Complex in Perlis. ASP Joeking said they discovered the camp on Jan 19, and the then Perlis deputy police chief instructed them on Jan 20 to destroy it. However, sometime in March or April the same year, he received orders from the battalion commander to delete all the photographs.

Source: The Star April 18, 2019 21:00 UTC