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A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission officer has rejected defence arguments that Penang state suffered no losses from transferring land to fund the undersea tunnel project's feasibility study during corruption proceedings.
Lim Guan Eng's defence team has challenged Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission findings, asserting that Penang state did not suffer losses during a land transaction tied to a major tunnel infrastructure project.
Malaysia's Works Ministry is intensifying oversight of 50 delayed projects identified from a national portfolio of 865, with weekly monitoring and potential contractor action to restore timelines.