FORMER Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob has arrived at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to have his statement recorded.
He arrived at 9.46am in a black sedan.
It was earlier reported that medical leave for the Bera member of parliament expired yesterday.
"If he does not appear at the office on Thursday, we need to know what the reasons are.
"The MACC has to date recorded statements from 36 people as part of its investigation into corruption and money laundering allegations involving Ismail Sabri.
“As far as I know as of now, we have not gotten any information from the investigation officers or his doctor about his condition. So, I assume he will be coming to get his statement recorded,” said MACC chief Tan Sri Azam Baki
MACC has to date recorded statements from 36 individuals and frozen 13 bank accounts linked to the case, amounting to over RM2 million.
The commission has also seized cash in various currencies and 16 kilograms of gold bullion, collectively valued at nearly RM40 million. - March 13, 2025