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The Kuala Lumpur High Court was told on Monday (April 13) that an engineering and construction company issued four cheques totalling RM800,000 to Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia four years ago.


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00:02The Kuala Lumpur High Court was told on Monday that an engineering and construction company issued four cheques totaling RM800
00:10,000 to Parti Pribhumi Bersatu Malaysia four years ago.
00:15Maybank Shah Alam Branch Operations Officer Chang Hui Chin confirmed that KCJ Engineering Sandirian Bahad made four payments of RM200
00:24,000 each, all dated September 1, 2022.
00:29She said the signatures on the cheques belonged to Zulhelmi Mairin, alias Kunting, and Mohammad Zaid Yusof, who were authorized
00:37signatories for the company's account.
00:40Chang, the sixth prosecution witness, said this while reading her witness statement in the trial of former Prime Minister Tan
00:48Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, who is facing seven charges of abuse of position and money laundering.
00:54She also confirmed that all four cheques were deposited on the same day they were issued, based on the company's
01:01bank statement dated October 31, 2022.
01:05Earlier, Chang verified the company's account opening form dated October 19, 1999, which listed its directors and authorized signatories.
01:17During cross-examination, she agreed that the cheques were made out to Bersatu and that the transactions were properly recorded.
01:24Muhyiddin, who was then Prime Minister and Bersatu President, faces four charges of using his position to obtain bribes amounting
01:33to RM225.3 million in connection with the Jana Wibawa project.
01:39He also faces additional charges under anti-money laundering laws involving RM200 million in alleged proceeds from unlawful activities.
01:49The trial continues on April 16.
01:51The trial continues on April 16.
02:02The trial continues on April 16.
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