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Police question six witnesses in MyEG, Zetrix arrears investigation
Authorities are intensifying their probe into collection agents MyEG and Zetrix AI over alleged outstanding payments to Malaysia's road transport department. The two companies are accused of owing RM314 million in arrears.
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Police have questioned six witnesses as part of an ongoing investigation into MyEG Sdn Bhd and Zetrix AI Bhd, both of which operate as collection agents for the road transport department. The questioning follows earlier revelations that the companies have accumulated substantial unpaid amounts owed to the government agency.
The investigation centres on the RM314 million arrears attributed to the two firms. Both companies have roles in collecting vehicle-related payments and fees on behalf of the department, making the discrepancy a matter of significant concern to authorities.
Police have not disclosed details regarding the identities of the six witnesses or the specific areas of questioning. The probe represents an escalation in scrutiny of the companies' financial dealings and operational practices.
The case highlights broader concerns about oversight mechanisms governing collection agents responsible for handling public funds. Authorities have indicated that the investigation is continuing, with further developments expected as evidence is gathered and analysed.
Neither MyEG nor Zetrix AI has issued public statements regarding the police questioning or the arrears allegations at this stage.