Former A-G Abdul Gani retires from civil service


PETALING JAYA: Former Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail (pix) has officially retired from the Judicial and Legal Service, a day before reaching his 60th birthday, which is the mandatory retirement age for civil servants. 

According to a source Monday, Abdul Gani forgoed the ceremonial “last punch-out” that retiring civil servants would traditionally participate in. 

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