Rafizi's former aide leaves it to lawyers to liaise with MACC


PETALING JAYA: Chai Jin Shern (James Chai), a former aide to Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli, says he will leave it to his lawyers to liaise with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) after the anti-graft body issued a notice seeking to trace him.

Chai said, in a statement Friday (March 6), that he had already handed his lawyers the email address of MACC officer Mohd Hafidz Abdul Halim, whose name was on the Notice to Trace Individuals publication, alongside the phone numbers of other investigating officers found on the MACC’s official statement issued earlier Friday).

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