MACC remands two people, including a senior Navy officer, in RM2mil corruption case


KUALA LUMPUR: Two individuals, including a senior Navy officer, have been remanded by graft busters over allegations of corruption involving the appointment of a company linked to the officer for projects at his workplace.

Magistrate A. Hafiizh Abu Bakar granted a seven-day remand order until Jan 29 against the two suspects following an application by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) on Friday (Jan 23).

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