Auditor-General: Let MACC finish 'watergate' probe first


KUALA LUMPUR: Auditor-General Tan Sri Ambrin Buang (pic) says he has questions about the alleged graft in the Sabah Water Department, but will allow the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to conduct its own investigations first.

"In this fraud case, I am interested to know how they (the perpetrators) did it, and the only people who know about this is the MACC and they have not yet finished their work," Ambrin told reporters when met after closing the Open Government Partnership Conference here Thursday.

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