In Sabah, 11 company owners fined for falsifying bank statements to secure tender worth over RM25m for food supply to schools | Malay Mail

KOTA KINABALU, April 19 — A total of 11 company owners were fined RM15,000 each by the Special Corruption Court here today for submitting false bank statements to obtain a tender for the supply of cooked food for school hostels amounting to more than RM25.79 million between 2014 and 2018.

The accused were Rosnah Lutok, 33, Menly Masikar, 31, Erar Angsabung, 53, Tekenah Aring, 36, Naima Omopor, 47, Darius Pengeran, 29, Amira Atirah, 25, Irwan Gintaun, 34, Asrin Songorou, 29, Pulali Angsabung, 31, and Sahadi Andawai, 23. The charges against them were framed under Section 471 of the Penal Code, punishable under Section 468 of the same Code.

The prosecution was conducted by Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission prosecuting officer Nurul Izzati Sapifee while the accused were represented by lawyer Datu Baginda Datu Laja.

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