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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has seized RM31.4 billion in assets suspected of being linked to corruption over the past five years. This includes RM28 billion in forfeited assets. Recent seizures include RM183 million in assets from a smuggling syndicate, RM620 million in property related to a fiber network project, RM36 million in cash, luxury cars, and bank accounts linked to highway construction fund misappropriation, and RM32 million in luxury goods, including watches and handbags, from a 'Tan Sri'. The MACC's Anti-Money Laundering Division is currently managing 41 properties awaiting disposal. These actions demonstrate MACC's commitment to recovering criminal proceeds and building public trust.
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