MACC finds corruption behind uncontrolled bauxite mining in Pahang state
( January 7, 2016, 04:11 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has said it has uncovered corrupt practices in the bauxite mining industry in the state of Pahang. It added that it was taking the matter seriously and would not hesitate to take action against those involved. The statement was released amid several complaints about the destructive environmental impact of uncontrolled mining in the area, and follows the government's announcement of a three-month moratorium on bauxite mining in the state from Jan. 15. The regulator's full statement follows:...
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