MACC looking for three witnesses to assist in entry stamp fraud case

BernamaPublished: Nov 23, 2020 3:48 PM

MACC is looking for three individuals to assist in a corruption case involving a syndicate misusing entry and exit stamps at Malaysian borders.

The MACC in a statement today said that the first individual is a man named Clement Chen Wei Chien, 35, with last known addresses at 12A, Jalan Mandarina Second Enclave, 56000 Cheras and No 20 Canary Residensi, Jalan CH 5B, Taman Cheras, Hartamas Batu 9, 43200 Cheras...

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