Two company owners fined RM150,000 for using forged documents to apply for tender


ALOR SETAR: Two company owners pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court here Monday (Aug 15) to charges of using forged documents to qualify them for public cleaning tenders in 2019 and were fined a total of RM150,000 for the offence.

Judge Harmi Thamri Mohamad meted out the the fine on Mohd Rumzan Othman, 68, and Anuar Abdul Aziz, 39.

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