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PUTRAJAYA: Graft investigators’ probe into the Aman Palestin Bhd case found a company had received more than RM70mil from the non-governmental organisation, believed to be donations meant for several welfare funds.

The discovery was made after officials from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) carried out five raids on Nov 24, including on the company.

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