Minimise human touch to stop graft, says group


PETALING JAYA: Automation and digital technology have to be adopted in enforcement agencies to prevent corruption that becomes prevalent when human intervention is prevent, says Transparency International Malaysia.

Its president Dr Muhammad Mohan said the fundamental issue was that officers were still resorting to corruption despite having systems and controls in place.

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