What specific suspicious transactions are alleged in the RM500,000 vending machine project?

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MACC Receives Report on Alleged RM500,000 Transaction Linked to Former Minister

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has confirmed receiving a report detailing alleged suspicious transactions totalling RM500,000, purportedly connected to a former minister and a vending machine project. The report was formally lodged by the Sekretariat Gempur Media Sosial Rakyat (SekPur) and included supporting documentation.
Report Lodged by SekPur

The complaint was submitted to the MACC by the chairman of SekPur's Political Bureau, Shahbudin Embun, along with an individual identified as Major Razali Zakaria. The report was officially received by MACC representatives on April 10.
Allegations Follow Media Coverage

The lodged report is understood to be a follow-up to earlier media reports that alleged a sum of RM500,000 was disbursed as lobbying or political funds. These funds were reportedly channelled through an intermediary to a political figure.
MACC to Review Documents

Following the submission of the report and accompanying documents, the MACC has stated that it will undertake a review of the provided materials. This review will form the basis for determining any subsequent actions.

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