Star Online Tuesday March 29, 2011 By K. ASHRAF KAMMED ashkam@thestar.com.my PORT KLANG: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) raided the office of Selangor DAP executive committee member Ang Leng Kiat and took away almost 60 boxes of documents. Ang, who appeared clueless, said: “Why is it they are checking me? I don’t know what is happening. They can take whatever they want as long as my name is clear,” he said while the MACC team was at his office here yesterday. Ang, who is also Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) councillor, said the six MACC officers arrived at about 10am at his office without any notification. Under scrutiny: Ang (second from left) looking on as MACC officers check the documents at his office in Port Klang yesterday. He said they sought permission to look into his documents and personal files. “They said they were conducting random checks on me and my company. They did not mention anything about MBSA,” said Ang, who is a businessman in the shipping industry. He stressed that he was willing to cooperate with the MACC, adding that he had nothing to hide. “As long as they are doing it nicely and professionally, then I will also be professional and let them do their work,” he said. He said that several DAP members had called him to ask about the situation. “I told them that everything is under control at the moment,” he said. Ang also said that he would be going to the MACC office today to find out the cause of the raid. A Selangor MACC spokesman denied carrying out the raid and said that it could have been done by the Putrajaya main office. Bernama reported that the MACC team left Ang’s office at about 5pm with almost 60 boxes of documents.
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