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Perak PKR Youth files MACC report on alleged power abuse in land award

19ha Bagan Tiang government plot claimed to be involved in conflict of interest

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 22 Jun 2021 5:31PM

Perak PKR Youth files MACC report on alleged power abuse in land award

IPOH – Perak PKR Youth today lodged a report with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) regarding alleged power abuse in the award of a piece of government land in Bagan Tiang, Parit Buntar.

Group secretary Zaim Sidqi Zulkifly said there was conflict of interest because the land deal involved the Perak Agriculture Development Corporation (PPPNP) and a company that allegedly belonged to an aide of an exco.

“Today’s report was about (the award) a 19ha piece of land for prawn farming, because it is clear that the company belonged to the special officer of an exco member.

“The company was formed in September last year while approval for the land award was given two months later, in November the same year,” he told reporters after Perak PKR Youth chief Muhamad Hairul Amir Sabri lodged the report at the Perak MACC office in Meru Raya here at 10am.

On June 10, it was reported that PPPNP and the operator of the prawn farm in Kuala Bagan Tiang would be called up by the state government to explain allegations that the project had destroyed mangrove forests and affected fishermen’s source of income. – Bernama, June 22, 2021

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