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Former Indonesian President faces second day of questioning

The former Indonesian president B.J. Habibie has been questioned by prosecutors for a second day as a witness in the alleged embezzlement of state funds involving one of his ministers.

He's due to fly back to Germany, where he has been living since he was replaced by Abdurrahman Wahid in October 1999.

Prosecutors asked him about the apparent embezzlement of funds from the national food agency which were intended for the poor while he was president in 1999.

27/02/2002 02:20:15 | ABC Radio Australia News

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