‘Systemic failures expose weak project oversight’


PETALING JAYA: An immediate internal and independent investigation needs to be done to find out why the RM41mil Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom) forward operating base in Pulau Mabul is delayed, according to the Malaysia Corruption Watch (MCW).

Its president Jais Abdul Karim said the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) ought to be granted full access to review project documents and implementation processes of the operating base, which was only 41% completed when it was expected to be ready by last year.

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