Govt agencies ignoring MACC reports on misconduct, says Azam

Govt agencies ignoring SPRMMalaysia reports on misconduct, says Azam

The MACC chief said the anti-graft agency was still waiting for government agencies to follow up on over 500 reports of misconduct, some of which he claimed were submitted 12 years ago, New Straits Times reported.“If we discover elements of misconduct, it is our duty to report it to the heads of departments . “The heads of departments will then report back to us, confirming that they received the report,” Azam was quoted as saying.

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