Despite being investigated for graft for nearly three years, two businesspersons found their lives and RM90,000 in bail money in limbo, as the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has neither charged them, nor closed their files.
"The MACC said that the Attorney-General's Chambers is still looking at their case... when I went to the AGC, they threw the ball back to the anti-graft body," said Andy Yong, legal counsel to the businesspersons.
He lamented that his client's lives and businesses continue to be disrupted as they are required to travel all the way from Malacca to the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya to report in every three months.
Business transactions are also difficult, as important business documents have remained in MACC storage and their accounts are still frozen.
Their lawyer did not provide details on the matter.
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