MACC tracking down Rafizi's ex-aide

The commission said the man, also known as James Chai, has his last known address at 10 Jalan Nikel 7/26A, Seksyen 7, Shah Alam.

04 Mar 2026 12:27pm
In a statement on Wednesday (March 4), MACC said the public who have any information regarding the individual should contact the investigating officer, Mohd Hafidz Abd Halim, at 017-5046503 or via email at mhafidz@sprm.gov.my - Bernama photo
In a statement on Wednesday (March 4), MACC said the public who have any information regarding the individual should contact the investigating officer, Mohd Hafidz Abd Halim, at 017-5046503 or via email at mhafidz@sprm.gov.my - Bernama photo

KUALA LUMPUR - The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is tracking down Chai Jin Shern, Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli's former aide, to assist in an ongoing investigation.

The commission said the man, also known as James Chai, has his last known address at 10 Jalan Nikel 7/26A, Seksyen 7, Shah Alam.

In a statement on Wednesday (March 4), MACC said the public who have any information regarding the individual should contact the investigating officer, Mohd Hafidz Abd Halim, at 017-5046503 or via email at mhafidz@sprm.gov.my

Chai was a special officer to Rafizi during the latter's tenure as the economy minister. - THE STAR

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