Six witnesses questioned in MyEG, Zetrix collection agent probe

Investigators are building their case against MyEG and Zetrix following revelations that the two entities operated as collection agents for the Road Transport Department (JPJ) but allegedly failed to transfer collected revenue to the government agency. The six witnesses questioned represent a significant phase in the ongoing inquiry into the matter.

The investigation was triggered after discovery of the substantial outstanding amount, which has raised serious questions about financial management and accountability in the collection process. Both MyEG and Zetrix are understood to have been contracted to handle fee collections on behalf of JPJ, making the alleged fund transfer failure a matter of significant public concern.

Authorities have not yet disclosed the identities of the witnesses or detailed findings from their statements. The probe appears to be progressing methodically as investigators seek to establish timelines, procedures, and responsibility for the missing remittances.

The case has drawn attention to oversight mechanisms governing third-party collection agents handling government funds. Officials have indicated the investigation will determine whether the failure to remit funds resulted from negligence, mismanagement, or other factors.