Integrity investigates wheat sales under deceased's name in Kirkuk
The Federal Integrity Commission announced the arrest and detention of 31 suspects at the Middle Euphrates Company in Kirkuk Province, in connection with corruption cases and the marketing of hundreds of tons of wheat through improper procedures. Some of the wheat was sold in the name of deceased individuals despite the absence of an agricultural plan. The statement clarified that those detained are employees of the company, including former managers, as well as employees at the Agricultural Bank. These measures came after investigations uncovered irregular marketing practices, leading to arrest warrants being issued for 10 suspects, while legal procedures are ongoing for the remaining individuals.
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