Najib reported to be back at MACC HQ


PUTRAJAYA: Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak (pic) has been summoned to the Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission headquarters again.

The former prime minister is said to have arrived at the anti-graft authorities headquarters in Putrajaya at around 10am on Tuesday (Oct 16).

Sources confirmed that he is "already in the building" but is tight-lipped over what Najib was called in for.

However, it is believed that the former prime minister is back to answer queries on 1MDB.

The last time Najib was at MACC was on Sept 19, where he was held overnight and was brought to court the next day to face multiple charges.

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