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The victim used all her savings and proceeds from selling jewellery to make transfers to several bank accounts between July 1 and 3, and then was instructed to make an additional payment of RM75,000. - 123RF photo

Cambodian police officials stand next to the closed gate at Poipet International border checkpoint between Cambodia-Thailand, at Poipet town in Banteay Meanchey province on June 24, 2025. Thailand's army closed border crossings with Cambodia in six provinces on June 23 to all vehicles and foot passengers except students and people seeking medical treatment, as a territorial row between the neighbours rages. (Photo by TANG CHHIN Sothy / AFP)

Nilai police chief Supt Abdul Malik Hasim said the victim, a local man in his late 30s, claimed he was introduced to a website called Yoox-Shopping by a woman believed to be from China, whom he had befriended online on May 15. - 123RF photo

Police advised members of the public who receive suspicious calls to immediately verify the information with the police or relevant government agencies to avoid falling victim to fraud. - 123RF photo

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil speaks at a press conference following the Launch of the Ethical Guidelines for Reporting and Sharing Suicide-Related Content at Menara Star today. Photo by Bernama

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Besut district police chief Supt Azamuddin Ahmad@Abu said the victim encountered a suspicious business advertisement on Facebook on April 27, promoting an opportunity to open a TikTok Shop. AFP FILE PIX

The 46-year-old female victim came across an appealing advertisement for Harumanis mangoes on social media. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Bernama FILE PIX

Photo for illustration purpose only. - 123RF file photo