MACC panel wants A-G to explain lack of action


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s consultation and corruption prevention advisory panel wants the Attorney-General’s Chambers to explain why two officers of a former cabinet minister have not been brought to court as announced last week.

Its chairman Datuk Johan Jaaffar said panel members were concerned over media speculation on the matter.

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