Two more land officers charged with bauxite graft


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 19 Jan 2016

KUANTAN: Two more Pahang Land and Mines officers have been hauled to court on charges of accepting bribes to protect an illegal bauxite miner.

Civil assistant Mohd Nurfirdaus Rahmad, 28, was charged with accepting RM8,500 from Anurul Hiraq Abu Bakar, who was mining bauxite illegally.

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