Seventeen bank accounts with more than RM7.4 million in deposits belonging to a liquified petroleum gas (LPG) company director have been frozen for being involved in transferring gas from subsidised domestic drums into unsubsidised industrial drums. Perak domestic trade, cooperatives and consumerism director Meor Ismail Meor Akim said the illegal activity was carried out at a licenced LPS store in the Seri Rapat Light Industrial Area in Ipoh. He said the raid by the National Revenue Recovery Enforcement Team (NRRET), the Attorney-General's Chambers and the Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry (KPDNKK), Putrajaya and Bukit Aman police was carried out at 4am this morning. Meor said Perak KPDNKK received a tip-off from a member of the public on transferring gas from subsidised 12kg and 14kg domestic drums to 50kg industrial drums which were not subsidised. "Intelligence monitoring conducted over two weeks confirmed the decanting activity at the store. The raid was the second at the same premises after the first early last year," he told a media conference today. – Bernama, February 19, 2016.]]>
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