No interference in Jana Wibawa probe, says MACC


PETALING JAYA: Investigations carried out against several individuals over the Jana Wibawa programme are free from interference, says the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC).

In a statement on Friday (March 10), the MACC said the investigations carried out against several individuals were based on information and evidence obtained by the commission itself.

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