Adlan Berhan faces several charges for criminal breach of trust, according to the country's anti-corruption agency.
PUTRAJAYA – Malaysia’s anti-corruption agency said it is ready to charge former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s son-in-law – who has been wanted by authorities since last year – with graft once he returns to the country.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s administration has ramped up investigations against political rivals and their family members in recent months.
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