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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested five additional Immigration Department officers as its investigation expands into allegations that the MyIMMs system was compromised to illegally authorize Temporary Employment Visit Passes.
Malaysia's anti-corruption watchdog has signalled that more arrests are likely as investigators pursue those involved in a sophisticated breach of the MyIMMs immigration system that enabled illegal approval of work permits.
Malaysia's Immigration Department will suspend disciplinary action against officers arrested in connection with the MyIMMs system breach, pending completion of the MACC's corruption investigation.