Sabah Town and Regional Planning Dept asst chief among two charged with RM82,500 graft


KOTA KINABALU: Two civil servants including the assistant chief for the state Town and Regional Planning Department have been charged with four counts of corruption totalling RM82,500 allegedly committed in 2019.

The first accused, Athanasius John Malis, 58, is charged with soliciting and receiving a total of RM60,000 from one Muhammad Hasri Lim Abdullah to change a native land title from countryside to residential zone without City Hall’s approval.

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