Najib's lead lawyer said the former Malaysian prime minister would not settle a $15.7 million fine for house arrest today.
According to The Straits Times, Najib's lead lawyer said the former Malaysian prime minister would not be settling the $15.7 million fine linked to house arrest, adding "Not today". The Straits Times reported the comments followed earlier reports that Najib's representatives were set to pay the fine.
Source: The Straits Times.
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