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MACC seeks to record statement from ex-Felda chief in custody
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is requesting cooperation from prison authorities to interview the former chairman of the Federal Land Development Authority. MACC Chief Commissioner Abd Halim Aman said the agency needs coordination with prison officials to facilitate the questioning.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is moving to record a statement from a former Felda chairman currently in custody, requiring coordination with prison authorities to conduct the interview. MACC Chief Commissioner Abd Halim Aman indicated that the agency has requested assistance from correctional officials to enable the questioning process. The development marks part of the anti-graft watchdog's ongoing investigations into matters related to the Federal Land Development Authority. Prison cooperation is necessary to arrange access to the detained individual and facilitate the scheduled interview. The MACC has not publicly disclosed specific details regarding the nature of the investigation or allegations being examined.