Malaysia Airlines pilot arrested in Indonesia with 70,000 ecstasy pills had his baggage screened by AVSEC, not the Malaysia Border Control and Protection Agency (MCBA), according to official sources. The pilot was detained in Indonesia last week after authorities discovered the illegal drugs in his luggage. The screening process, which cleared the pilot’s baggage, was handled by AVSEC, a separate agency responsible for aviation security. This revelation came as part of an updated report from Malaysian news outlet nst.com.my. The MCBA, which is tasked with border control and protection, was not involved in the screening of the pilot’s luggage. The incident has raised questions about the coordination between different agencies in handling such cases. The pilot is currently under investigation, and authorities are reviewing the procedures followed during the screening process.