Nation

Nazri: ACA taking too long to probe taxi permit issue

By K. SAITHURUKA

Friday, 05 Dec 2003 | 12:00 AM MYT

KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz has chided the Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) for taking “so long” to interview him over allegations that 6,000 taxi permits were issued to an individual through 19 companies, saying that the documents involved were seized some three months ago.

The Entrepreneur Development Minister said: “Their officers seized the documents three months ago. If you say you want to talk to me, call me. Please do it quickly.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Report a mistake

What is the issue about?

Spelling and grammatical error

Factually incorrect

Story is irrelevant

Thank you for your report!

Next In Nation

Nepal floods: SMART members expected to return home either today or tomorrow, says Tok Mat

Anwar-Zahid social media sparring continues with ‘guru’ jabs

MCA, MIC have nothing to fear from Umno-PAS ties, says Negri Sembilan Umno Youth chief

Over 4,600 domestic violence cases recorded nationwide, says Deputy Women, Family and Community Development Minister

Extra seats must come with clear action plan, say Sabah politicians

Mayors must act like CEOs, bold strategists, says Chow

Kedah Umno wants direct talks with PAS for GE16, refuses to negotiate with ‘cat party’

AI influence operation targeting voters a threat to Malaysia. Putrajaya must probe, says MCA

Wawasan Negara completes Perlis setup ahead of GE16

FDS heli crash: DNA analysis completed, funeral arrangements underway

Others Also Read

Load more

Home
For You
Bookmark
Audio
Search