No room for ‘questionable procurements’, civil servants told


PUTRAJAYA: Questionable procurements and approvals without tendering must no longer be practised in order not to give any room for leakages and corruption to take place, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

“We cannot allow all these leakages and corruption to happen again. We must stop it at all levels,” he said after a session with staff of the Prime Minister’s Department here yesterday.

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