Police have confirmed that two of the three units at the Pavilion Residence in Kuala Lumpur searched during an operation belonged to former premier Najib Abdul Razak's children Nooryana and Mohd Ashman.
The other unit, according to federal commercial crimes director Amar Singh, is owned by an individual with the honorific title "Tan Sri".
The "Tan Sri", however, was not identified.
Amar was responding to a question if the upscale apartment units were linked to Najib.
"That will be a part of our investigations. I think it is not proper for me to say (right now)," he told a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.
In the May 18 operation, police seized 72 bags containing cash and valuables as well as 284 boxes of designer handbags.
Amar revealed that of the 72 bags, 35 contained cash in 26 currencies amounting to RM114 million. The value of the remaining bags with jewellery and watches have yet to be ascertained.
[More to follow] - Mkini
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