MACC seizes RM85.6mil in assets in highway funds probe


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has seized and frozen assets and bank accounts worth an estimated RM85.6mil as part of an ongoing investigation into the alleged misuse of sukuk funds linked to a Klang Valley highway project.

The probe centres on a concessionaire with a "Tan Sri" title suspected of diverting the project's funds for personal use.

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