Article Related To graft probe

Projek Lintasan Kota Holdings Sdn Bhd (PROLINTAS) has confirmed that several of its employees have been remanded by the MACC to assist in an ongoing investigation related to construction contracts.

The marriage registrar received funds from a company owner to register marriages without going through the prescribed procedures.

The bank accounts belonging to Aman Palestin and several other companies were frozen by MACC, involving funds amounting to RM15,868,762.00.

MACC arrested four high-ranking individuals in private companies yesterday to assist in investigations into corruption involving a special government programme worth RM114 million.

A financial manager and head of the marketing department were remanded for three days starting today to assist the MACC in an investigation into a case of bribery amounting to more than RM10 million.

According to an MACC source, two of the suspects are health assistant officers and the other two are assistant medical officers.

Four individuals aged between 39 and 42, were detained when they turned up at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters.

The remand order was issued following an application by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

Selangor MACC has detained five individuals, including an engineer from a government department, to assist in the investigation into a case of soliciting and accepting bribes from contractors.

Ahmad Yakob had recently said that the state government is prepared to give full cooperation to the MACC in the investigation.

The remand order against the 55-year-old man who is also the owner of the company, was issued by Kota Bharu Magistrate's Court assistant registrar Nor Faezah Abdullah.

The Kelantan government will give its full cooperation to the MACC over a graft probe involving Air Kelantan Sdn Bhd (AKSB) projects worth more than RM27 million.

The man is alleged to have appointed a company in which he himself had an interest to carry out work at the GLC amounting to RM95,000.

49 investigation papers were opened during the period, and 30 of the individuals have been detained and charged in court.

According to the sources, the 57-year-old brother of a former federal minister was arrested at the MACC office about 8pm this evening when he came to give a statement.

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