Indonesia’s anti-graft agency raided the main office of the central bank in Jakarta as part of an ongoing probe into the monetary authority’s use of corporate social responsibility funds.

Indonesia anti-graft body said on Tuesday it had searched the offices of the country's central bank. The anti-graft agency did not provide further details. Local media outlet Detik.com said the search happened on Monday night and related to alleged corruption in a corporate social responsibility programme.

A team from Indonesia's anti-graft body has raided the country's central bank headquarters over a probe about the misuse of funds, officials said Tuesday.