11 whistle blowers rewarded
Published on: Friday, January 27, 2023
By: Winnie Kasmir
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Director of Polytechnic Kota Kinabalu Dullah Muluk (left) handing over the IBR of Polytechnic and College Communities Zone Sabah to Datuk S Karunanithy witnessed by Dr Mohd Zahari (middle).
SANDAKAN: A total of 11 civil servants in this state received rewards from Sabah Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) for reporting on bribery cases in 2022.State Director of MACC Sabah, Datuk S. Karunanithy said, this record of reward recipients was the highest in Malaysia thus proving civil servants in Sabah played their roles in fighting corruption.
“This reward is an encouragement to civil servants, it is a platform to give a fear factor to the giver. This will instill a fear factor to people who try to bribe civil servants because they know that when you bribe a civil servant, you can be arrested by the authorities.
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