DBKL launches graft probe over payoffs by mandarin orange sellers


KUALA LUMPUR City Hall (DBKL) has launched an internal investigation into allegations of corruption involving several of its enforcement personnel who have allegedly been soliciting bribes from traders selling mandarin oranges in the city.

This follows allegations that some officers were apparently bullying traders in Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park in Kuchai Lama who violated licensing guidelines.

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