Former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak may not be home alone in Langgak Duta, as claimed by some in Umno.

A New Straits Times report detailing conditions imposed on him states that his wife, children, and grandchildren can stay with him without prior written permission from the Prisons Department.

Anyone else who wants to stay there, or visitors, must get prior written approval.

Besides who gets to stay in Langgak Duta, the report also indicated Najib’s use of phones and other communication devices might be restricted to those registered with the Prisons Department and can only be used for his periodic check-ins with an appointed house arrest officer.