PM of M'sia offers formal apology to Indonesia
According to a news report in the Jakarta Post, Malaysia's Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has also offered formal apology to Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono "on the eve of its 50th Independence Day" for the alleged assault of an Indonesian karate referee Donald Peter Luther Kolopita by four Malaysian policemen in Negeri Sembilan recently. The report also reveals that an earlier letter of apology sent by Malaysian IGP Musa Hassan to Donlad Peter Luther Kolopita was written in the English language.' Black ' raid: ex-US naval officer back to M' sia to get his dues
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posted by James Wong Wing-On at 12:03 AM
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I looked out for Bernama or the other Mainstream media to report this, as surely such a significant statement by Badawi would have been published.
Nothing appeared, so its rather confusing right now whether Dollah did offer an apology.
This entry of Clare Street is actually to make it clear that ACCORDING to Indonesian media, Pak Lah did offer the apology. If Pak Lah has NOT, then he should deny it through the Malaysian media such as Bernama.
its more than apologies. burning question at the back of my mind where's the rule of law and the discipline or lack of it in the police force. not a whisper from the powers that be about this.just imagine you are the poor soul at the receiving end.
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