Sabah MACC probing claims of reward for jumping ship

KOTA KINABALU: Anti-graft investigators are looking into alleged money politics in getting Sabah assemblymen to switch camps.

Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Sabah director S. Karunanithy said it had opened an investigation into claims that several assemblymen were being offered cash and positions to jump ship.

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