Opposition politicians call for Malaysian central bank to reopen probe
Move follows US government lawsuit claiming over $1.6 billion in assets and damages
Politicians from Malaysia’s largest opposition party are calling on the central bank to reopen its probe into the massive diversion of funds from a state-owned investment fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
Lawmakers, led by the People’s Justice party leader, Wan Azizah, marched on the headquarters of Bank Negara Malaysia on August 3 to demand a resumption of the probe, locally based correspondents report. The group presented a file on the 1MDB scandal to the central bank, which has not
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