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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission plans to recommend prosecution in 69 cases stemming from the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 programme, while emphasizing that its investigation into fugitive businessman Low Taek Jho remains ongoing and has never been suspended.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is examining more than 1,600 companies as part of its expanding investigation into alleged fraud within the Daya Kerjaya employment training programme.
Malaysia's anti-corruption authority has identified nearly 1,640 companies implicated in RM45 million in fraudulent claims under the Daya Kerjaya 2.0 employment incentive scheme, with 63 formal investigations launched and 97 arrests made.