MACC urged to clarify status of two-month-old petroleum cargo commingling report

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has been urged to clarify the status of a two-month-old report concerning alleged commingling or blending of petroleum cargo. Maritime Network Sdn Bhd CEO, Datuk Seri Jeyenderan Ramasamy, has written to MACC chief commissioner Datuk Seri Abdul Halim Aman, expressing the company's desire for a written update on the matter.

Jeyenderan stated that his company has cooperated fully with authorities, providing documents and attending meetings to establish the official position on the issue. However, the lack of a formal response has created a serious operational situation, as decisions involving the handling, movement, and management of petroleum cargo cannot be responsibly left in uncertainty.

The issue extends beyond commercial disagreements, potentially affecting the integrity and traceability of petroleum cargo, customs compliance, government revenue, and accountability within the supply chain. The company seeks basic procedural accountability and clear operational direction, without requesting confidential investigative information.