Investigators in REE probe also identifying weaknesses in systems, says Azam


PUTRAJAYA: Graft investigators probing the rare earth elements (REE) mining case in Kedah are identifying weaknesses in systems and procedures that could have led to abuse, says Tan Sri Azam Baki.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner, when asked for updates on the case, said the investigation does not only revolve around alleged corruption but also issues such as compliance.

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Graft , MACC , Azam Baki , Kedah , Abuse of Power , REE , Probe

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