Meanwhile, a 56-year-old scientist from China was among those nabbed in a separate Feb 15 raid at an e-waste factory in Sungai Siput, Perak, said Comm Azmi.
“He had been working for about a year and is capable of analysing particles of e-waste materials for conversion into gold, bronze, copper and aluminium.
“He is also capable of analysing the air, water and humidity quality and quantity during the dismantling of e-waste materials.
“The suspect has been remanded until March 1,” he said.
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“He had been working for about a year and is capable of analysing particles of e-waste materials for conversion into gold, bronze, copper and aluminium.
“He is also capable of analysing the air, water and humidity quality and quantity during the dismantling of e-waste materials.
“The suspect has been remanded until March 1,” he said.
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