Jakarta - Indonesia's Attorney General's Office is looking into a report of alleged irregularities in projects in the tsunami-ravaged Aceh province managed by the government-appointed reconstruction agency, local media reports said Monday.

"We are reviewing the newly released report," the office's deputy for special crimes, Hendarman Supandji, was quoted as saying by The Jakarta Post.

Indonesian Corruption Watch (ICW) announced on Friday that its investigation, combined with "reports from the public," turned up evidence of irregularities in projects managed by the Aceh's reconstruction agency, claiming that all of the projects in question were funded by the 2005 state budget.

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