RM11.31mil wasted & botched by Digital Content Grant


PETALING JAYA: Weaknesses in the payments made under the Digital Content Grant has resulted in the wastage of public funds amounting to RM4mil and improper payments amounting to RM7.31mil, the Series 2 of the 2021 Auditor-General’s report has found.

The report released on Feb 16 said the lack of monitoring by the then Communications and Multi-media Ministry on regulations and enforcement of agreements had resulted in wastage of public funds and improper payments.

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