MACC remands 11 officers in Bintulu for alleged solicitation, bribery


KUCHING: Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) remanded 11 enforcement officers in Bintulu for allegedly soliciting and receiving bribes totalling about RM239,000 for protecting and assisting the affairs of inmates.

Six suspects were remanded for four days until Friday (Feb 6) and four were remanded for five days until Saturday (Feb 7), while another suspect was remanded for three days until Thursday (Feb 5).

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