A part of RM26mil hot terror money was sent to Malaysia, The Australian reports


PETALING JAYA: An Australian money remittance company linked to the family of a convicted terrorist is being investigated by the police over suspicious transfer of funds to Malaysian individuals, reported The Australian

It reported that the Australian Federal Police was investigating Bisotel Rieh Global Money Transfer over A$9mil (RM26mil) in missing funds, some of which authorities fear might have been used to finance Australians fighting with the Islamic State.        

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