The bills kept flowing in


Controversial project: One of the littoral combat ships under construction at the Boustead Naval Shipyard in Lumut.

Stories by WONG CHUN WAI from the Public Accounts Committee report on the LCS project

PETALING JAYA: A huge amount of money meant for the uncompleted RM9bil six littoral combat ships (LCS) project was used to buy spare parts, including even TV sets, a special panel headed by former auditor-general Tan Sri Amrin Buang has revealed.

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