MACC denies officers seized items without Tei’s consent


KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) refuted allegations of Albert Tei’s wife that it confiscated valuable items belonging to the businessman without his knowledge.

The MACC Strategic Communi­cations Division said the list of seized items had been handed to Tei on the day of his arrest on Friday, and he personally signed the document.

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