Umno rep on MACC radar now


Not a good sign: Dzulkifli giving the thumbs down after visiting the water treatment facility with other officers.

SEMPORNA: Graft investigators are combing though paperwork involving companies and accounts linked to an Umno assemblyman in Sabah’s east coast. The man himself is expected to be hauled up in the next few days.

Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) sources said they were uncovering enough reason to call the assemblyman in for questioning and did not rule out the possibility that he might be arrested soon.

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