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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has remanded 17 company directors suspected of being involved in a cartel linked to Malaysian Army procurement tenders.

A five-day remand order until January 10th was issued against all the suspects by Magistrate Ezrene Zakariah after an application by MACC at the Putrajaya Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday (Jan 6) morning.

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00:00The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has remanded 17 company directors suspected of
00:08being involved in a cartel linked to Malaysian army procurement tenders.
00:12A five-day remand order until January 10 was issued against all the suspects by Magistrate
00:18Ezrene Zakaria after an application by M.A.C.C. at the Putrajaya Magistrates Court on Tuesday
00:25morning.
00:26The suspects, comprising nine men and eight women aged between their twenties and sixties,
00:32were arrested on Monday night while giving statements at the M.A.C.C. Putrajaya office.
00:38Preliminary investigations found that all the suspects are believed to have paid bribes
00:43to senior army officers in exchange for securing supply and maintenance projects with the army.
00:49The case is being investigated under Section 16B of the M.A.C.C. Act 2009.
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