EAIC uncovers disciplinary breaches involving Environment Dept officers, findings referred to MACC


PETALING JAYA: An Enforcement Agency Integrity Commission (EAIC) investigation into conflict of interest allegations involving Environment Department officers has uncovered disciplinary breaches by personnel based in Negri Sembilan and Putrajaya.

The EAIC said it looked into allegations that Environment Department officers had close ties to company owners being probed, misuse of power by said officers as well as interference that disrupted the investigation.

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