Anthony freed but more arrests expected to be made


Out on bail: Anthony acknowledging the media after he was discharged from Damai Specialist Hospital in Kota Kinabalu.

KOTA KINABALU: More arrests are expected in the ongoing graft probe into the alleged siphoning of money from rural development projects as Parti Warisan Sabah vice-president Datuk Peter Anthony was released after being remanded for eight days.

Graft investigators were still going through various details of the questionable projects as they expect to call in more people, including politicians, in the probe that now narrowed down to 70 projects in Sabah between 2009 and 2015.

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