Indonesian Prosecutor's Office to Thoroughly Investigate 'Bunker' Information in Corruption Case
The Indonesian Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) has confirmed it will thoroughly investigate additional information pertaining to alleged 'bunkers' related to a corruption case. This indicates the prosecution's strong stance towards uncovering the full scope of corruption, with a focus on revealing the complete picture and all involved parties.
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