TEN state and federal government departments in Kelantan have been listed as being at “high risk” of corruption, NST Online reported today.
Only five departments were identified as being graft-free.
State Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) director Moh Shamsuddin Yusof said he would not name the departments until the commission’s anniversary in October.
He said the heads of the departments had been informed of the findings, adding that Kelantan’s corruption cases remained under control.
Moh said MACC had received reports of graft involving education officers and was monitoring the situation.
He was speaking to reporters after witnessing the signing of the Corruption-Free Pledge by the state Education Department.
He said the signing of the pledge would improved the department’s image. – August 3, 2017.
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High risk of graft in Kelantan?
No way!!
Graft only occurs in kafir states like Penang and Selangor, not in a good Muslim state like Kelantan.
Good Muslims who go pray five times a day are incapable of being corrupt - just go ask Hadi Awang.
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