The Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) has recently detected a case in which the chief of a customs station at a checkpoint allegedly colluded with his subordinates to fabricate attendance records in order to defraud the government over supplementary remuneration in the amount of more than MOP 130,000. The case involved a customs superintendent, a customs inspector, a customs sub-inspector, a customs principal officer and three customs officers, according to CCAC.
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