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MACC ready for ‘combat’


Versatile craft: The Littoral Combat Ship is a class of small vessel operating close shore similar to the ‘USS Montgomery’ (front) as seen in this file picture. — AFP

PUTRAJAYA: Anti-graft investigators are convinced that they have enough evidence to bring about charges against several individuals involved in the multibillion-ringgit Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) scandal.

Those in the know describe the case as “complex”, but the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is confident that the charges can be pressed once the on-going investigation has been completed.

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