The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has officially issued a public notice to track down Chai Jin Shern, who previously served as an aide to Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli. The commission is seeking his cooperation to assist in an ongoing investigation, although the specific details of the case have not been publicly disclosed. This development has sparked significant interest due to the high-profile nature of his former administrative role.

The MACC has urged anyone with information regarding his whereabouts to come forward and contact the investigating officer directly. This move is part of a broader crackdown on administrative transparency and integrity within various government-linked sectors. Officials emphasized that the search is a standard legal procedure to facilitate a comprehensive and fair investigation into the matter.

Minister Rafizi Ramli’s office has not yet issued an official statement regarding the search for his former staff member. As the news spreads, political analysts are closely watching how this investigation might impact the public perception of the ministry's internal governance. The MACC remains committed to resolving the case as part of its 2026 anti-graft roadmap.