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Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Latheefa Koya will be reviewing all controversial cases handled by the graft agency, including those involving political leaders and well-known personalities.
She said there were a number of high profile cases that were closed or labelled ‘no further action’ and promised to review each and every single case.
She said there were a number of high profile cases that were closed or labelled ‘no further action’ and promised to review each and every single case.
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