Najib

PUTRAJAYA (Oct): Ex-PM Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak (pictured) has been summoned to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) HQ again, say reports.

A Bernama flash said that Najib is in the graft busters’ HQ to facilitate investigations on the 1MDB saga.

A report by The Star said that Najib arrived at the MACC building at around 10am today.    

Sources told the English daily that he is "already in the building" but is “tight-lipped” about what Najib was summoned in for.

The ex-premier spent a night with the MACC on Sept 19 and was taken to court the next court to face numerous charges.

This would be Najib’s fifth "round" of questioning by MACC over 1MDB-related cases, reported Malaysiakini.  

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