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Singaporean Minister for Communications and Information Josephine Teo during a fireside chat with the Malaysian press in conjunction with the 15th Malaysian Journalists Visit Programme to Singapore.

"The teacher claimed that the suspect said he was connected with the distribution of prohibited goods and a money laundering case which had become a police case."

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The modus operandi of the syndicate was to send random messages through social sites such as Facebook, Twitter and email in order to trap victims. (Inset: Ahmad Noordin)

University lecturer loses RM1.3mil to Macau scam syndicate

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People shop on a street in the town of Sheung Shui near the border of mainland China in Hong Kong on January 4, 2023 ahead of the opening of the border on January 8. - The border has been effectively shut for nearly three years while China enforced a zero-Covid strategy of snap lockdowns, travel restrictions and mass testing that battered the world's second-largest economy. (Photo by Peter Parks / AFP)

A Form Six student lost RM22,300, including inheritance money from her late mother, after falling victim to a non-existent investment scheme on Telegram last month.

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The Kuala Selangor MP said many Chinese citizens were tested positive for Covid-19 in Italy when authorities tested the arrivals from China at the Milan Airport, recently. - Photo: 123RF