MACC detains two top Malacca mosque officials for alleged bribery


PETALING JAYA: Two top committee members of Masjid Al-Hamideen in Malacca have been picked up by anti-graft officers over allegations of bribery.

The amount involved was about RM116,000 when both suspects were still holding the positions of chairman and secretary of the mosque.

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