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Enforcement Officer Remanded in Ipoh Over Alleged RM190,000 Cooking Oil Quota Bribes
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Enforcement Officer Remanded in Ipoh Over Alleged RM190,000 Cooking Oil Quota Bribes
IPOH, Aug 14 — An enforcement officer in his 40s has been remanded for three days starting today to assist in investigations over allegations of accepting roughly RM190,000 in bribes from a local cooking oil packaging company. The suspect was produced at the Ipoh Magistrate’s Court this morning, where Ipoh Assistant Registrar Mohd Shazmeer Zamhari granted a three-day remand order extending until Aug 16 following an application by the Malaysian A…
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