MACC probe confirms MCA Youth's concerns over MyKiosk issue
This development affirms the legitimacy of the official report lodged by MCA Youth and MCA Beliawanis with the MACC on May 21, 2025. It highlights that the concerns raised deserve serious and immediate attention from the authorities.
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