He said MACC would alsointerview officers from the Customs Department, and individuals from the vendors and companies involved in the consignment. The military equipment, worth millions of ringgit, was detained by the port authorities because it did not have permits. All military equipment being shipped out of, or in transit at any Malaysian port, requires a special permit from the International Trade and Industry Ministry. It is learnt that during a recent audit check, the classified military equipment could not be located at the port and a report was lodged. Port management welcomes MACC probe into caseThe Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has sent an investigation team to the Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) to probe into an alleged disappearance of a shipping cargo container with high-tech military equipment.

Source: New Strait Times July 04, 2017 00:45 UTC