00:05The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has frozen 14 bank accounts
00:09holding about 1.1 million ringgit in funds
00:12and seized assets worth some 2.5 million ringgit
00:16following a major crackdown on a syndicate involving foreigners
00:20and local enforcement personnel.
00:23Sources said the frozen accounts comprised five company accounts
00:27and nine personal bank accounts belonging to several individuals linked to the case.
00:32The MACC carried out investigations into 33 individuals
00:37including enforcement officers, civil servants, members of the public and foreigners
00:43who are suspected of committing various offences under the Immigration Act.
00:48The suspects are believed to have been involved in activities related to foreigners
00:52staying in the country without valid travel documents
00:56and abusing social visit passes to work in Malaysia.
01:00Sources said the operation conducted on Wednesday
01:03led to the seizure of various assets.
01:06Among the items were cash, 10 luxury cars and three motorcycles,
01:1014 gold pieces, 80 pieces of jewellery,
01:13three watches, a handbag and 17 mobile phones.
01:17They said 38 people were detained in the operation
01:20with 33 of them being remanded.
01:26They said 38 people were detained in the operation.
01:30They said 39 people were detained in the operation.
01:33They said 39 people were detained in the operation.
01:34They said 39 people were detained in the operation.
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