MACC chief says will look into Dr M's sons' claims before making any comments

THEY came and they conquered – but the invaders have now become the hunted.

) says he will look into claims by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s two eldest sons that they are not the target of investigations by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission .

When pressed further, the MACC chief commissioner said he did not want to comment on the claims made by Mokhzani Mahathir, 63 and his elder brother, Mirzan, 65, during a recent interview. They also claimed that MACC hasn’t provided them with the details of the investigation against their father Dr Mahathir.

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