RM169M Cash Seized in Malaysia: Ismail, Anuar Yunus Linked
A massive cash seizure, totalling over RM169 million, has been made following an indictment. The seizure is linked to the indicted Ismail and Anuar Yunus, previously known as political lieutenants. The currencies seized include a mix of local and international denominations.
The seized amount is a staggering sum, comprising RM14,772,150, SGD6,132,350, USD1,461,400, CHF3 million, €12,164,150, 363,000,000 yen, £50,250, NZD44,600, AUD352,850, and AED34,750,000 (emirati dirham).
The seizure was ordered by Suzana Hussin of Mahkamah Sesyen Kuala Lumpur, who approved the application of the Special Branch of the Royal Malaysia Police (SPRM) without opposition. The indictment against Ismail and Anuar Yunus was handled by prosecutor Saya.
The seized funds, amounting to over RM169 million in various currencies, are now in the custody of the government. The court order, approved by Suzana Hussin, follows the indictment of Ismail and Anuar Yunus, marking a significant development in the case.
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