Why did the MACC find no corruption in the retention pond land deal?

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## MACC found no corruption because the pond reservation had not been gazetted when the land was alienated, and the 1998 protection directive was later revoked in 2016.

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MACC said there were no elements of corruption, embezzlement or abuse of power in the land alienation process or in the Development Orders issued by Kuala Lumpur City Hall to the developers. The key reason was that the flood retention pond reservation, approved on June 19, 1998, had still not been gazetted when the alienation took place, and the original Cabinet directive to protect the land was revoked in October 2016.

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