Students to help fight graft


KUALA LUMPUR: Students in institutions of higher learning are being trained to become “ambassadors” to spread more awareness on anti-corruption measures.

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) hopes these students can influence society at large on what corruption is as well as anti-graft measures done by the commission.

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