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MACC arrests govt officer over alleged bribes, RM50,000 sponsored trips; court issues four-day remand order
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) arrested a government department's principal assistant director for allegedly soliciting bribes and receiving over RM50,000 in sponsorships for overseas trips linked to a RM125 million project. The suspect, in his 40s, is under a four-day remand. Separately, a female insurance agent was also remanded for five days for her alleged involvement in a RM21 million fake investment scheme that defrauded 22 investors.
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