CCTV clips also do not show Ivan Beerkus and Angela Nikolau entering or leaving the building. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Still, the authorities will continue to investigate the matter in detail, Utusan Malaysia has reported.
“Checks revealed that both suspects are not inside the country, and investigations found that there were no records of them entering or leaving in the Immigration Department system,” said a source quoted by Utusan. The source said the authorities were still continuing the investigation, and that they were looking into the possibility that the two climbers – Ivan Beerkus and Angela Nikolau – entered Malaysia illegally.“We have also called nine individuals, including staff and workers at the tower after the viral incident,” said the source.
Beerkus and Nikolau, who claim to be extreme climbers, in December posted photos and a video of themselves on the spire of the 678.9m-high Merdeka 118, the
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