AG's Report: 'Serious irregularities' in UKM tenders worth RM58.4 million
According to its latest report, the AG said weaknesses were found in both the governance and tender procedures for supplies, services, and works at the university.
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RM6.2 million collected from firms with highest outstanding summonses
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