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Two Mandiri directors expected to be released tonight, NGO says
Mandiri and Hayat representatives have been asked to sign release documents for two detained directors at Wangsa Maju police station. The move signals an expected end to their detention on the same day.
LSN Malaysia ·
Two directors of Mandiri are expected to be released tonight following developments at Wangsa Maju police station in Kuala Lumpur. Representatives from Mandiri and Hayat have been instructed to sign release documentation for Amir Hadi and Dobby Chew, according to a non-governmental organisation monitoring the case. The signing of release papers typically precedes the formal discharge of detainees. The timing of the release comes after the two individuals faced questioning by authorities. Details surrounding the circumstances of their detention and reasons for their release remain unclear at this stage. Mandiri has not issued an official statement regarding the matter.