Act on AG’s report, public sector heads told

A woman plunged to her death after losing her footing from a bridge while filming wild deer in Japan on Saturday.

PUTRAJAYA: Secretaries general and heads of departments in the public sector are reminded to take seriously all remarks made in the Auditor-General’s Report involving their respective ministries and agencies in an effort to reduce wastages, leakages and abuse of power.

According to Zulkapli, civil servants are responsible for ensuring that each member of the organisation understands and appreciates honesty and trust in order for these virtues to be reflected in every action taken.

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