RAWANG, Sept 21 — Police will question the owner of a news portal regarding its report alleging that three senior officers of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission had stolen millions of ringgit in case materials.
“I would like to say that until today police have not received any report on this case as has been viralled on social media.
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