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Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin is the latest to be drawn into the Umno corruption pit with his senior private secretary accused of receiving more than RM100,000 in monthly 'contributions'.
In Malaysia's graft tainted political scene, top leaders like Muhyiddin and his boss Prime Minister Najib Razak would never collect bribes directly, with payments allegedly channeled through their aides.
"I am not aware except for what I read in the blog. I will look into this. Whatever that is said to be linked to anyone, or my department, I will look into," Muhyiddin told reporters on Tuesday.