Bank accounts with over RM39mil funds frozen in RM2.3bil misappropriation probe, says MACC


PUTRAJAYA: More than RM39mil in bank accounts, including those belonging to a former senior minister, two businessmen with the title 'Tan Sri' and their family members, have been frozen following an investigation into the misappropriation of national funds amounting to RM2.3bil.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) said it involved 192 bank accounts, including 35 company accounts and 157 individual accounts.

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