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The Malaysia International Humanitarian Organisation (MHO) has urged the police to investigate the contents of a mobile phone believed to belong to a member of an illegal moneylending syndicate (ah long) after data related to the group's activities was found on the device. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay

Hussein said such items were often disguised as everyday goods, such as soap or supplements and stressed that the department had established a specialised CyberNarco Intel Unit to monitor and counter drug-related activities on social media. - Bernama file photo

Johor police chief Datuk Ab Rahaman Arsad during a press conference, today, on the abuse of the image and voice of State Women, Family and Community Development Committee chairman Khairin-Nisa Ismail@Md On in a suspected scam. - Photo by Bernama

AI-based scams such as deepfake videos and voice cloning had been reported internationally, however situation in Malaysia was different due to safeguards in place. - Photo illustrated via Canva

Parts of a woman’s body, believed to have been dismembered, were discovered at a rubbish disposal site in Indah Permai here this morning.

Bukit Aman Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department (NCID) director Datuk Hussein Omar Khan - BERNAMA FILE PIX

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The police seized three machetes, a grille cutter, three face masks and three pairs of gloves at the scene, while the injured policeman is receiving treatment at the Melaka Hospital. Photo by Bernama

An illegal water pipe connection was detected on the main pipeline supplying a resort in Sekinchan.

The government is urged to review and amend existing digital laws to ensure telecommunications companies are also held accountable in cases involving online scammers, which have become increasingly rampant in the country.