Squash court bribe case: Statutory body CEO remanded for five days


KUALA LUMPUR: The chief executive officer of a statutory body suspected of involvement in a RM1mil bribe to secure a squash court contract has been remanded for five days until Saturday (April 18).

According to a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) source, Magistrate Ezrene Zakaria issued the remand order at the Putrajaya Magistrate’s Court after the commission submitted an application on Tuesday (April 14) morning.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
MACC , remand , CEO , statutory body , bribe , squash court

Next In Nation

Malaysia has potential to become ‘reading city’ within 20 years, says Fadhlina
Motorcyclist killed after crashing into stationary lorry
No firecrackers, drones allowed during Wesak Day celebration, warn Penang cops
Compact car carrying 10 people crashes into house in Tumpat
Gunung Batu Putih SAR: Surveillance footage captured missing hiker moving towards Kem Sukaneka
Govt examining methods to effectively curb railway cable theft
Engineer found dead in car a victim of carbon monoxide poisoning
Cops seize shotgun used by Perlis MB to shoot runaway cow
Perlis Inland Port to contribute to US$30bil Malaysia-Thailand trade target
Thunderstorm warning issued for five states, KL until 5pm on May 30

Others Also Read