Loke: We will work with MACC on any misconduct cases


PUTRAJAYA: Pre-emptive measures will be taken to assist any investigations into possible misconduct by personnel in the Transport Ministry, said its minister Anthony Loke.

Loke’s declaration came after MACC chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki reportedly told the New Straits Times that over 500 reports of alleged misconduct by government personnel had been ignored by their respective department heads.

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