It is understood that the MACC investigation is focusing on allegations of abuse of power and corruption linked to the management of e-waste, believed to have occurred over the past several years. (Bernama pic)PUTRAJAYA : The environment department director-general and deputy director-general as well as an assistant environmental control officer have been remanded for seven days from today, to assist investigations into the case involving the management of electrical and electronic waste (e-waste). Another individual, a member of the public, was also remanded for three days until Sunday in connection with the same investigation. It is understood that the MACC investigation is focusing on allegations of abuse of power and corruption linked to the management of e-waste, believed to have occurred over the past several years. He said the commission would not compromise with any party involved in corrupt practices, regardless of their position or rank.