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An Indonesian court on Tuesday sentenced Rudi Rubiandini, former head of the country's energy regulatory body to seven years in jail for corruption. The anti-corruption court in Jakarta found him guilty of accepting 1.5 million dollars bribe from local and foreign oil companies.
He was arrested in August in a raid at his house, during which investigators seized more than 400,000 dollars from him. Rubiandini, who was the latest of a series of high-ranking officials to have been embroiled in a corruption case, said he accepted the verdict in good faith.
Indonesia ranked 114th out of 177 countries in the 2013 corruption perception index released by Transparency International.
He was arrested in August in a raid at his house, during which investigators seized more than 400,000 dollars from him. Rubiandini, who was the latest of a series of high-ranking officials to have been embroiled in a corruption case, said he accepted the verdict in good faith.
Indonesia ranked 114th out of 177 countries in the 2013 corruption perception index released by Transparency International.
