Arson not ruled out at MACC officer’s house


PUTRAJAYA: The anti-graft officer whose house in Seri Kembangan caught fire is part of the team responsible for investigating wrongdoings of enforcement agencies.

The officer, in his 30s, is with the investigation department’s special action branch, and has been with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission for more than 10 years.

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