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As published in Malay Mail today By Vijhay Vick vijhayvick@mmail.com.my PETALING JAYA - Police have opened an investigation into the case of the loss of RM3.8 million from the Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM).   Brickfields police chief ACP Muhammad Azlee Abdullah confirmed the case was being reopened by their Commercial Crimes Investigations department, which took statements from suspended PCM president Datuk Zainal Abu Zarin and secretary-general Siti Zaharah Abdul Khalid.   It's also understood police have requested for the findings of a previous investigation by Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) as well documents from a PCM's probe.   The case of the missing funds were brewing in PCM since 2011 when PCM council members questioned the transfer of RM4 million from PCM coffers to Paralimpik Ventures Sdn Bhd - a company set up to invest the council's funds in 2008.   In June 2011 , Malay Mail lifted the lid on the ...

As published in Mailsport today. The Paralympic Council of Malaysia (PCM) suspended its president Datuk Zainal Abu Zarin during its annual general meeting last week. Zainal was suspended by the AGM as he was part of Paralimpik Ventures Sdn Bhd, from whom the council is trying to recover RM3.8 million allegedly lost in investments. Zainal is listed as the company's director alongside his two sons. Read more in the paper today. Also read Where is the money? , RM4million poser and Sports Commissioner clueless over MPC investment .

"Paralympic case is actually completed but DPP (deputy public prosecutor's office) decided 'no case'. I am not satisfied and have asked the case to be relooked." Those were the words of Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission deputy commissioner Shukri Abdull. Read the full report on the front page of The Malay Mail today . The Malaysian Paralympic Council had 'invested' a staggering RM4 million into an events company belonging to the MPC president and his sons in 2008 - as exposed by The Malay Mail. Last year, the Council decided to write off RM3.8 million investment as reported here . HD says: I just don't understand this whole 'investment'.

"I have not received any submissions from the Malaysian Paralympic Council (MPC). I'm still waiting for their professional opinions and justifications. So far, only the National Sports Council (NSC) has given their inputs and justifications on the pension scheme.  "I really look forward to receive MPC's input on this before we can take it to the attention of the NSC Board of Management for consideration." Those were the words of Sports Minister Ahmad Shabery Cheek as quoted by Bernama. Plenty have been said about the fate of our national para-athletes. Some labelled the Media as "hypocrites" for only writing and highlighting our para-athletes when they return home with honours. Others strongly believe MPC have yet to play an active role and it is thanks to the NSC's efforts since 2007 that our para-athletes are now obtaining the desired results. Instead of playing the blame game, it is only right for the parties concerned to protect the we...

Whoa, now that's a huge accusation eh. Talk on the street has it that the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Agency (MACC) "has been fed with altered documents by the Malaysian Paralympic Council (MPC)". Betul kah? Well someone, who obviously did not leave his or her name, left a comment on my posting RM4 million poser which read: Anonymous said... Hi! I over heard that some document that submmited to MACC were made up or fake. Also heard for this upcoming election some non member become member to allow them to vote. Top management in MPM also seem gearing up with a lot of altering document to suit the CEO interest especially Finance and Account reports before the EXCO review. Won't be surprise if Dato Zainal will be elect again even everyone know that he do nothing for Paralimpic Sport. October 3, 2011 6:32 PM I hope MACC investigating director Mustafar Ali will be able to shed some light and confirm if MACC had indeed visited MPC. I, like many others, would like ...