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The chief executive of Malaysia Stadium Corporation has pleaded not guilty to seven charges alleging he solicited and accepted RM1.45 million in bribes to award a tender for upgrading the National Squash Centre.
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The chief executive officer of Perbadanan Stadium Malaysia faces corruption charges totalling RM1.45 million related to the Bukit Jalil National Squash Centre tender, marking a significant development in public procurement accountability.
Indonesia's Attorney General's Office has arrested two additional suspects in a widening corruption investigation into the government's free nutritious meals programme, bringing the total number of arrested individuals to five.