Navy officer remanded in procurement cartel probe


JOHOR BARU: A navy officer and a company owner have been remanded for five days to assist in the ongoing investigation of a procurement cartel case involving construction work worth more than RM9mil at a Royal Malaysian Navy camp in Johor.

Senior assistant registrar Nurkhalida Farhana Abu Bakar issued the remand order against the two suspects, aged 42 and 55, at the Magistrate’s Court yesterday.

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