PETALING JAYA: A senior anti-corruption official has sounded a warning about young Malaysians turning into concerned in corrupt practices similar to bribery, cash laundering, abuse of energy and making false claims.
MACC’s neighborhood training division director Nazli Rasyid Sulong stated 2,332 people aged 16 to 40 have been arrested over the previous 5 years for varied corruption offences, eNM reported.
He stated everybody should forestall corruption from turning into a norm in society.
Nazli stated the arrest figures confirmed that corruption was a critical problem among young Malaysians. “If this continues, what’s going to occur in 10 years? By then, we could not be capable of change something as a result of it might be seen as a norm or a standard a part of life,” he stated.
He stated MACC is presently making efforts to coach young people, particularly college students, concerning the risks of corruption. Nazli was talking at a conference of the Anti-Corruption Student Force in Melaka. Formed 17 years in the past, Amar has held 2,988 programmes with 816,734 college students with the goal of instructing youths to reject corruption.
