Navy officer, business owner remanded five days in JB over 'procurement cartel' case


JOHOR BARU: A Royal Malaysian Navy officer and a company owner have been remanded for five days to help the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) over its ongoing investigation of the recent “procurement cartel” case.

Senior Assistant Registrar Nurkhalida Farhana Abu Bakar issued the remand order against the two suspects, aged 42 and 55 years old, respectively, at a Magistrate's Court here on Wednesday (Feb 14).

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