Indonesians detained for dredging and selling sand illegally


KUALA LUMPUR: Four Indonesians aged between 22 and 35 have been detained for dredging and selling sand illegally.

Putrajaya Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission (MACC) senior assistant superintendent Mohd Yussof Zakaria said the suspects were nabbed during a raid at an oil palm farm near the Sri Haneco Industrial Park in Semenyih at 12.30pm on Monday.

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