Cooperation yielding results


PUTRAJAYA: Acknowledging that getting department heads to cooperate to act against corruption and power abuse is tough, and graft busters are giving the thumbs-up to the Immigration director-general for his role in crippling a syndicate that offered stamping facilities to foreign workers and illegal immigrants.Datuk Seri Azam Baki, Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief commissioner, said Datuk Khairul Dzaimee Daud gave his full cooperation in investigating the case.

“It’s not easy to get department heads to work with us against corruption and power abuse like in this case.

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