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Najib says unable to pay US$12.26m fine for house arrest pardon; assets 'not within his sole control'
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· September 20, 2026
· 1 min read
A statement released by the former Malaysian prime minister's legal team on Sunday (Sep 20) said a significant part of Najib Razak’s assets, bank accounts and properties remained subject to freezing orders and enforcement proceedings by the government.
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