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Anti-corruption body, police probe MyEG, Zetrix debt issues with JPJ
Malaysia's anti-corruption agency has announced it will work closely with police to investigate outstanding debt matters involving MyEG and Zetrix in relation to the Road Transport Department. The two bodies will coordinate investigations within their respective jurisdictions.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (SPRM) said it will collaborate closely with the Royal Malaysia Police to share information and coordinate their investigations into the debt-related issues, with each agency operating within its own area of jurisdiction.
The probe centres on outstanding payments owed by MyEG and Zetrix to the Road Transport Department (JPJ), marking the latest development in scrutiny of the companies' dealings with the government agency.
SPRM officials indicated that the inter-agency cooperation would ensure a comprehensive and thorough investigation into the matter. The coordination between the two enforcement bodies is expected to streamline the investigative process and prevent duplication of efforts.
Both MyEG and Zetrix provide digital and technology services to various Malaysian government departments. The investigation into their outstanding obligations with JPJ underscores ongoing efforts to ensure accountability in government procurement and service contracts.
Further details regarding the timeline and scope of the investigation were not immediately disclosed by either SPRM or police.