Who else will MACC question in the RM17 million corruption probe?

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MACC to Interview Additional Individuals in RM17 Million Corruption Probe

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) plans to summon more individuals to provide statements as part of its ongoing investigation into an alleged corruption case involving a RM17 million project for the supply of equipment for armoured military vehicles. This investigation is currently in its preliminary stages.
Current Investigation Status

The MACC's probe into the RM17 million corruption case is still in its initial phase. Officials are actively working to gather more information to build a comprehensive case.
Previous Remands

Prior to the announcement of further interviews, two key figures from a private company were remanded in connection with this case. These individuals were the chief executive officer (CEO) and the chief financial officer (CFO) of the company.
Allegations and Seizures

The CEO and CFO are suspected of receiving bribes totalling hundreds of thousands of ringgit from various companies. These alleged bribes were reportedly in exchange for facilitating the supply of equipment for AV8 and Adnan armoured carrier vehicles between 2015 and 2017. During the investigation, MACC officials also seized several luxury handbags and foreign currencies from the CFO's residence.

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