MACC Investigates Massive Land Encroachment in Raub, 38 Witnesses Interviewed

Land Encroachment Investigation in Raub, Pahang: 38 Witnesses Questioned Raub, Pahang, Malaysia – A significant land encroachment case in Raub, Pahang, is under investigation by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). Authorities have already interviewed 38 witnesses as part of their probe into the illegal durian plantation. The investigation spans a period from 2014 to 2016, involving a complex web of individuals and organizations. "We are facing challenges in calling in those involved, including members of the public," Tan Sri Azam Baki, Chief Commissioner of the MACC, stated, highlighting the difficulties posed by the lengthy timeframe of the alleged crime. The investigation is not only focused on the land encroachment itself but also on potential corruption involving officials who may have received bribes. This dual aspect of the investigation underscores the gravity of the situation and the potential for widespread misconduct. The MACC is committed to reactivating the investigation and pursuing justice in this case. The thoroughness of the investigation and the pursuit of justice in this case are crucial for maintaining public trust and ensuring the rule of law.