Malaysia Tender Corruption Case! Manager Burns One Million Ringgit to Destroy Evidence, Anti-Corruption Agency Seizes 7.5 Million in Cash
A recent corruption scandal has emerged in Malaysia regarding tenders, where a manager burned over one million ringgit to destroy illegal evidence. The Anti-Corruption Commission responded swiftly, seizing approximately 7.5 million ringgit in cash, exposing misconduct during the tender process.
It is reported that the manager is suspected of manipulating the tender procedure, resulting in a loss of national resources. Investigators stated that in addition to the embezzled funds, they will further investigate related companies and individuals to strictly punish corruption.
