MACC going after 'big fish' for alleged corrupt practices in Sarawak


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 03 Jul 2019

KUCHING: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's headquarters in Putrajaya is investigating high-profile cases in Sarawak for alleged corrupt practices, says state MACC director Razim Mohd Noor.

"For cases involving the 'big fish', the headquarters will handle the investigation. Any decision or action depends on the headquarters," he told reporters at the state MACC Gawai Raya gathering here on Wednesday (July 3).

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