Isa Samad masuk hospital, SPRM tangguh rakam keterangan

Suluh Isa Samad, former president of Felda, is currently hospitalized and undergoing eye surgery. The SPRM (Special Prosecution Department) has postponed the interview with Samad, which was scheduled for today and yesterday, due to his poor health condition. Abd Halim Aman, the head of SPRM, stated that they have been waiting for information from the prison regarding Samad's health status.

"We need to postpone for now. We planned to conduct the interview yesterday and today to complete the statement from him. However, he is not feeling well and was sent to the hospital for eye surgery. Therefore, we have postponed it until we receive information from the prison when he is healthy," Halim said during a media briefing after the 5th National Level National Audit, Integrity and Anti-Suspicion Committee Meeting at PICC (Putrajaya International Convention Centre).

On September 10, Halim mentioned that SPRM is waiting for the truth to record a former Felda president who is currently serving a prison sentence for the investigation into Felda Investment Corporation (FIC) assets and investments. It was also revealed that two former senior managers of Felda will be charged next week. They are the former chief manager of Felda and the former executive committee chairman of the Felda Investment Committee.

"For former Felda managers, one charge will face a case under Section 420 and the case will be registered in court on September 30. The other former executive committee chairman of the Felda Investment Committee will face two charges under Section 417, which will take place on September 29," Halim said. Last week, SPRM proposed charges against two former senior managers of Felda related to the delay in distributing fertilizer to residents in Kedah and is finalizing the investigation.

Halim said that the survey is already submitted to the State Attorney's Office for further action. "We have completed the survey. If given permission by the prosecutor, the charges may be filed in court next week or the following week," he said. Two individuals are being investigated under Section 18 of the SPRM Act 2009, but Halim declined to reveal their identities for now.