The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) confiscated documents and 8,500 Singapore dollars at two immigration offices.
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The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has conducted searches at two immigration offices, resulting in the seizure of documents, electronic evidence, and 8,500 Singapore dollars. The operation is part of an ongoing investigation into potential corruption within the immigration service.
Specific findings include the discovery of the cash within the office of the Head of the South Jakarta Immigration Office. Authorities are currently processing the seized materials to determine their relevance to the broader corruption inquiry.
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Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID) - headline 1Focuses specifically on the discovery of funds in the South Jakarta office
Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID) - headline 2Emphasizes the broader scope of evidence seized across two locations
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