Rubber Board under BN sold land with RM800m shortfall, claims minister #Malaysia

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— The Long Tweet (@tanjooilong) January 3, 2019

BOMBSHELL – NAJIB REGIME FORCED RUBBER BOARD TO SELL LAND AT CHEAP PRICES IN RM800 MILLION SCAM INVOLVING EPF-LINKED BUYER https://t.co/VL4eSkW0ko

— Malaysia Chronicle (@MsiaChronicle) January 3, 2019

Press Statement: EPF SHOULD BE ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE DUBIOUS TRANSACTION DEALS. C4 Center is deeply concerned with yet another alleged multi million dollar scandal of 800mil by Malaysian Rubber Board on the sale of 1,120ha of land in Sungai Buloh is rife with suspicious dealings. pic.twitter.com/FvlLyMa91l

— C4 Center (@C4Center) January 7, 2019

Kwasa Land is a company wholly owned by the Employees Provident Fund (EPF).

Questions arise as to why the previous government forced the transactions of the government land to a middle agency which then led to the land sale to the EPF for millions of ringgit in profits.

— C4 Center (@C4Center) January 7, 2019

It is untenable that a government-linked investment company (GLIC), and more so a pension fund like the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is involved in questionable transactions and business deals without adhering to proper ethical guidelines and standards.

— C4 Center (@C4Center) January 7, 2019

Why was the ATNB used as an intermediary? Who eventually pocketed from the 800 million? @guanenglim @AzminAli

— C4 Center (@C4Center) January 7, 2019

The EPF’s response that the purchase was made at arms length, is irresponsible, to say the least.

As a pension fund of millions of tax payers, it owes us the responsibility of more details and proper clarifications.

— C4 Center (@C4Center) January 7, 2019

C4 Center urges that:

1. The EPF must immediately provide clarification on both the MRB RM800 million scandal and the Battersea deal and show proof of its statement to immediately ease public concerns.

— C4 Center (@C4Center) January 7, 2019

2. We urge other Ministers to follow the lead of Teresa Kok and the MRB to expose fraud and corruption, and work to rectify these immediately, as the public has a right to know.

— C4 Center (@C4Center) January 7, 2019

Dubious deal, why have to go through another agency to sell the land? Million profits earned by middle agency is 1 thing, the fact that the land was sold 5 months after previous govt decision to develop the land is anor. To develop=to sell off the land? And EPF hv to pay extra 🤔

— hamiehamizan (@hamiehamizan) January 7, 2019