Indonesian authorities track Pertamina suspect Riza Chalid to Malaysia


JAKARTA: The Immigration and Corrections Ministry has revealed that the last-known whereabouts of Muhammad Riza Chalid, a key suspect in the high-profile corruption case involving state-owned oil and gas giant Pertamina, was traced to Malaysia.

The ministry said last week that Riza departed Indonesia on Feb 6 for Malaysia and had not returned since.

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