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A Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission investigating officer has rejected suggestions that the agency's inquiry into the Penang undersea tunnel project lacks impartiality, asserting witnesses provided statements of their own volition.
A MACC investigating officer has rejected claims of bias in the probe into the Penang undersea tunnel project linked to former Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng, asserting the investigation remains impartial and fact-based.
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.
Former minister Lim Guan Eng has written to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim outlining proposals for enhanced relief measures targeting Malaysia's micro, small and medium enterprises alongside sweeping reforms to the education system.
DAP lawmaker Lim Guan Eng has publicly demanded that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim resolve a RM2.8 billion allocation shortfall affecting Penang between 2023 and 2025, signalling deepening tensions over federal resource distribution.
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DAP national adviser Lim Guan Eng has called on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to repay Penang RM2.8 billion in accumulated federal funding shortfalls and reform the state allocation mechanism to ensure fairer resource distribution.