Kota Kinabalu: A Director of a private college was fined a total of RM180,000 for 15 counts of using fake documents to submit claims amounting to RM267,000.
Marsam Buhera pleaded guilty before Sessions Court Judge Abu Bakar Manat, to all the 15 alternative charges offered to him on Monday.The court ordered Marsam to pay RM12,000 or four months’ jail for each count. He failed to pay the fines.
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