Sabah businessman cleared of vaccine scam allegation by AGC


KOTA KINABALU: The past two years have been an absolute nightmare for businessman Yong Chee Kong after he was accused of being a scammer for offering to donate vaccine doses to the government in 2021.

However, this all ended well when he received a letter from the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) in May this year stating that after all investigations were made, it was found that he was wrongly implicated of being involved in a scam.

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