Ex-COO denies accepting RM70,000

GEORGE TOWN: Four men, inclu-ding a former top executive at Penang’s public transport operator, have been charged with corruption in separate cases.

Former Rapid Penang chief operating officer Mejar (Rtd) Mohd Shukri Abdul Rahman claimed trial to a charge of taking a RM70,000 bribe.

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