“What nonsense is this?” A user posted on Twitter.
“Some people can’t go home to attend… the funeral or the last time to see their loved ones, because this is not a sufficient reason for them to obtain a travel permit.”
This dish usually contains fish, meat, vegetables and curry paste, and is popularly called “nasi ganja” due to its so-called addictive properties-although it does not contain any drugs.
The police said that the red helicopter had been allowed to fly outside the capital, but it was only used for maintenance, not for food collection.
They have heard statements from several people, including the restaurant and helicopter owners, and the prosecutor will decide whether to take further action.
The customer’s identity is unknown, but the helicopter owner defends the unusual delivery.
“All the documents are in order… I received it soon,” Mohamed Raffe Chekku told local media Free Malaysia Today.
