Rosmah Mansor left the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya at 10.40pm tonight, after almost 13 hours of questioning.
MACC deputy chief commissioner Azam Baki brushed off allegations that she will be charged tomorrow.
"No, (she's not going to be charged)," he said in a text message to Malaysiakini.
According to a source, Rosmah had requested for an extended questioning session so that she would not need to be summoned repeatedly.
This is the second time the wife of former prime minister Najib Razak has been questioned at the MACC headquarters.
Looking worn out, Rosmah just told reporters she was okay as she left the building.
"Alhamdulillah, I am okay," she said.
Rosmah's lawyer K Kumaraendran said that his client completed the questioning session today and will not need to come back again tomorrow.
However, he declined to explain why the questioning today took so long.
"I am not saying anything, I have no statement to make," the lawyer said.
refused to comment when asked if Rosmah would be charged later and what provision MACC would use against her.
On June 5, Rosmah was questioned for five hours in relation to MACC's probe into SRC International Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of 1MDB.
Previously, it was reported that she could face up to 20 charges.
-Mkini
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