He mentioned he had performed a duplicate of a letter, that contained sum of the trips, from a whistle-blower in the state government.
"The e-mail was allegedly sent to Menteri Besar Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat on May 6," he mentioned after camp a inform with the state Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission (MACC) yesterday.
Azmi said: "Among other things, the e-mail settled that exco associate Datuk Mohd Anizam Abdul Rahman and the officers had vanished on trips between April 30 and May 9, allegedly using the sovereign loans since to compromise H2O woes in the state."
He mentioned the countries visited, as settled in the letter, enclosed Australia, Germany, England, India, Africa, Holland and China.
"It cannot be accepted, if it is true, that they have dissipated the supports for such visits, that according to them were for investigate purposes."
He mentioned the legislature learnt that a few of the visits entangled a one-time AKSB broad manager.
He urged Nik Aziz to pouch or defer the entangled as they were believed to have dissipated the supports and abused their power.
"If he fails to do so, the legislature will grip other finding in front of the state secretariat to protest."
Anizam could not be reached for comment.