Malaysian Pilot Admits to Two Drug Smuggling Trips to Indonesia, Paid Equivalent of $220 Million Rupiah
A Malaysian airline pilot has admitted to smuggling narcotics into Indonesia on two separate occasions, reportedly receiving a total of approximately IDR 220 million (around $15,000 USD) for his services. He was apprehended during a third smuggling attempt.
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