Malaysia's newly-elected Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has announced his top cabinet picks, and barred his predecessor, Najib Razak, from leaving the country. It comes after an electoral defeat that ended Najib's coalition's 60-year grip on power. The new prime minister says there is enough evidence to re-open a corruption investigation involving Najib, who resigned as the head of his party Saturday. Our correspondent Rian Maelzer reports from Kuala Lumpur.

RIAN MAELZER KUALA LUMPUR "An apparent manifest for a private jet went viral Friday night, suggesting that Najib Razak and his wife Rosmah Mansor were set to fly to Indonesia Saturday morning."

Najib tweeted that they wanted to take a short overseas break after a bruising election campaign.

An angry crowd gathered outside KL's second airport Saturday morning fearing Najib and Rosmah aimed to flee the country to avoid facing possible charges.

The immigration department then announced it had blacklisted the former PM and his wife, barring them from leaving the country, Najib quickly confirming the news.

Najib later called a press conference to announce he was quitting as head of his party and alliance.

NAJIB RAZAK FORMER MALAYSIAN PRIME MINISTER "UMNO and Barisan Nasional have suffered A heavy defeat. Hence, I, as UMNO president and chairman of Barisan Nasional, have decided to resign as UMNO president and Barisan Nasional chairman immediately."

It was a humiliating end for the man who was Malaysia's youngest ever member of parliament and a member of its preeminent political dynasty. RM CGTN KL.