Nabbed: Hamdan covering his face as he is brought to the Putrajaya magistrate’s court.
PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysian anti-graft body may send its officers to Guinea as it deepens investigations into suspicion of corrupt practices and power abuse involving Datuk Hamdan Mohd Hassan.
Hamdan, 58, is the acting chief executive officer and deputy managing director of Iris Corporation Bhd, a MSC-status company and listed on Bursa Malaysia. He was detained on Thursday.
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