According to Malaysian media reports on November 6, former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib has already paid a 50 million ringgit fine. The Malaysian High Court issued a stay-at-home sentence order allowing them to serve the remainder of their sentence by confining them at home. Najib's lawyer Mohammed Farhan said on the same day that the lawyers' team had submitted the stay-at-home order issued by the High Court to the prison authorities. Najib still needs to complete the relevant procedures before he can leave the prison. Farhan expects that if all goes well, the relevant procedures can be completed on the same day. The lawyers' team plans to later hold a press conference at Najib's home in Kuala Lumpur. According to Malaysian media reports, about 50 police officers are already on guard around Najib's residence.

According to Malaysian media reports on November 6, former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib has already paid a 50 million ringgit fine. The Malaysian High Court issued a stay-at-home sentence order allowing them to serve the remainder of their sentence by confining them at home. Najib's lawyer Mohammed Farhan said on the same day that the lawyers' team had submitted the stay-at-home order issued by the High Court to the prison authorities. Najib still needs to complete the relevant procedures before he can leave the prison. Farhan expects that if all goes well, the relevant procedures can be completed on the same day. The lawyers' team plans to later hold a press conference at Najib's home in Kuala Lumpur. According to Malaysian media reports, about 50 police officers are on guard around Najib's residence.