Three company owners charged with using false documents in RM1.1mil tender bid


KOTA KINABALU: Three company owners, including a woman, claimed trial at the Tawau Special Corruption Court on Wednesday (Aug 9) for using false documents in their bid to obtain government maintenance projects reportedly worth RM1.1mil.

Lahama Abdul Halim and Norman Jamil, who co-own Fajar Mario Engineering, and Juhanifah Musa, owner of Raudhah Enterprise, pleaded not guilty to charges of using fake bank statements with the intention to cheat for a tender for three school projects in east coast Tawau district.

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MACC , Corruption , Forged Documents , Abetment , Tawau , Sabah

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