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The First Series of the Auditor-General Report 2015 was released yesterday, 18 May
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While Auditor-General Tan Sri Ambrin Buang has assured that the government's financial management is at an excellent level compared to last year, these revelations prove otherwise:
1. Lembaga Tabung Haji Berhad spent a total of RM3.87 million on 566 unoccupied beds for Haji pilgrims last year
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2. 91 orthopaedic medical equipment worth RM1.69 million was purchased without the approval of the Implants and Prostheses Committee
3. Government-linked company, Malaysian Agrifood Corporation Berhad's (MAFC) has incurred losses up to RM447.84 million
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4. 147 out of 595 CCTV units in University Malaysia Sabah (UMS) does not work despite having spent RM247,388 on new ones
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5. The Malaysian Immigration Department spent a lump sum of RM10.3 million on unused biometric systems and equipment for the implementation of Malaysian Immigration System (myIMMs)
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6. Putrajaya's Express Rail Link extension project cost RM29 million more than the RM100 million approved by the Economic Council
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7. The newly built Tampin hospital that cost RM138.39 million is already riddled with wall cracks, dirty water and faulty facilities
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8. More than 500 people remain homeless due to the government's inability to complete 40% of new housing projects for the 2014 flood victims
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9. The Malaysian government has lost more than RM4 billion from companies that did not pay their taxes
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10. The Defence Ministry has spent RM253 million on 11 Sarawak development projects that the AG's report has deemed unsatisfactory and incomplete
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