UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has arrived at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters in Putrajaya, where he will continue to be questioned over a graft case.

This is the fourth time Zahid has been called in by the anti-corruption agency.

He arrived at 9.16am, accompanied by lawyers, in a white Lexus SUV.

No supporters were on hand to greet him.

Zahid’s daughter, Nurulhidayah Ahmad Zahid, arrived at 9.23am.

In July, MACC had questioned the former deputy prime minister twice in relation to a charitable organisation he had set up – the Akal Budi Foundation.

It was reported that RM800,000 had been allegedly misappropriated from the foundation to pay off Zahid and his wife’s credit card bills.

The former deputy prime minister and home minister has said the matter was due to a mistake.

The Malaysian Insight brings you live updates from the scene:

4.15pm: An MACC source says Zahid is being investigated under Section 23 of the MACC Act 2009 for using his office or position for gratification, abuse of power and position, and criminal breach of trust.

2.55pm: Nurulhidayah waves at the press as she makes her way downstairs after prayers.

2.35pm: Nurulhidayah is seen at the MACC complex signalling that she is heading for prayers.

11.30am: Umno Supreme Council member Lokman Noor Adam says he will not be at the MACC headquarters today to show his support for Zahid, saying he is under orders from the Umno president not to show up.

10.45am: Still no sign of Zahid’s supporters. 

10am: Nurulhidayah spotted at the MACC cafeteria having tea. 

9.25am: Reporters allowed onto the MACC premises only after the arrival of Zahid and his daughter. 

9.23am: Zahid’s daughter, Nurulhidayah Ahmad Zahid, arrives at the comission.

9.16am: Ahmad Zahid Hamidi arrives at the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission headquarters. – October 11, 2018.