JAKARTA (Reuters); The Indonesian Attorney General's Office has launched a corruption investigation into the country's palm oil fund agency, which oversees the collection and distribution of export levies on the commodity.
The probe will cover a period from 2015 to 2022 and 15 people have been questioned regarding the case so far, the AGO said in a statement published late on Tuesday.
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