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look like SGD has its value for overseas corruption, just like gold which can retain its value.
In the past, corrupt officers keep USD, now they keep SGD
（吉隆坡讯）反贪污委员会前晚在隆市一间公寓，发现152万9000新元（约502万令吉）的现金，据信是存放贿金的“安全屋”。
消息人士说，该会在当晚10时的一项逮捕行动，逮捕一名嫌犯，而该嫌犯则披露一个用于存放一名具有影响力政治人物贿金的“安全屋”。
据“自由今日大马”报导，该公寓是由一名商人所租用。“这笔钱相信是供政治人物，用于其政治活动。”
(Kuala Lumpur) The MACC (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) found 1.529 million Singapore dollars (RM5.02 million) in cash in an apartment in Kuala Lumpur the night before, which is believed to be a "safe house" for storing bribes.
Sources said that the MACC arrested a suspect in an arrest operation at 10 pm that night, and the suspect revealed a "safe house" used to store bribes from an influential politician.
According to Free Malaysia Today, the apartment was rented by a businessman. "The money is believed to be for politicians to use in their political activities."
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nat...-ongoing-probe-into-unnamed-politicians-graft
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki said the latest raids were conducted on Sunday (Oct 13) around the Klang Valley and Kuala Lumpur area.
“In total, we have detained four people and taken statements from 15 witnesses,” he said.
The detained people include a director of a company, a former Mentri Besar Selangor Incorporated official who is a 45-year-old man, a former driver aged 43, and a 46-year-old woman who is a former financial officer, Azam said.
He said the driver was only detained a day as he had prostate cancer and two were released on MACC bail on Oct 13 while another was still remanded until Oct 15.
“We believe there is more money that is being invested in Singapore and saved in other banks, and we will continue our probes on this matter,” he said after officiating at the Integrity Convention here on Monday (Oct 14).
In the past, corrupt officers keep USD, now they keep SGD
（吉隆坡讯）反贪污委员会前晚在隆市一间公寓，发现152万9000新元（约502万令吉）的现金，据信是存放贿金的“安全屋”。
消息人士说，该会在当晚10时的一项逮捕行动，逮捕一名嫌犯，而该嫌犯则披露一个用于存放一名具有影响力政治人物贿金的“安全屋”。
据“自由今日大马”报导，该公寓是由一名商人所租用。“这笔钱相信是供政治人物，用于其政治活动。”
(Kuala Lumpur) The MACC (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) found 1.529 million Singapore dollars (RM5.02 million) in cash in an apartment in Kuala Lumpur the night before, which is believed to be a "safe house" for storing bribes.
Sources said that the MACC arrested a suspect in an arrest operation at 10 pm that night, and the suspect revealed a "safe house" used to store bribes from an influential politician.
According to Free Malaysia Today, the apartment was rented by a businessman. "The money is believed to be for politicians to use in their political activities."
More arrests, cash seized by MACC in ongoing probe into unnamed politician’s graft
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nat...-ongoing-probe-into-unnamed-politicians-graft
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki said the latest raids were conducted on Sunday (Oct 13) around the Klang Valley and Kuala Lumpur area.
“In total, we have detained four people and taken statements from 15 witnesses,” he said.
The detained people include a director of a company, a former Mentri Besar Selangor Incorporated official who is a 45-year-old man, a former driver aged 43, and a 46-year-old woman who is a former financial officer, Azam said.
He said the driver was only detained a day as he had prostate cancer and two were released on MACC bail on Oct 13 while another was still remanded until Oct 15.
“We believe there is more money that is being invested in Singapore and saved in other banks, and we will continue our probes on this matter,” he said after officiating at the Integrity Convention here on Monday (Oct 14).
