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Authorities in Pahang have arrested a civil servant suspected of receiving approximately RM19,000 in bribes to help third parties secure government tenders and contracts through a state agency.
Malaysia's Department of Veterinary Services has issued a stark warning about fraudulent schemes involving forged government orders and fake supply instructions designed to deceive suppliers into providing goods and services under false pretences.
A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission witness has told the court that Beijing Urban Construction Group Company Limited conducted multiple pre-tender meetings with Penang government officials, raising questions about the procurement process.
Jasin Community College has warned the public against procurement scams using its name, emphasising that all legitimate tenders and quotations occur exclusively through Malaysia's government e-Perolehan portal.