tags - Sinar Daily

The victim, Lee Kar Meng, 32, was promised a casino job in Cambodia

Nine Malaysian men, deceived by an employment agency with promise of lucrative job offers abroad, found themselves working as customer service officers of an online scam syndicate. - 123RF Photo

Datuk Surina Saad. (Photo from Perlis Police)

Padang Besar Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Shokri Abdullah has advised Malaysians to run through Semak Mule Account application to check on bank account and phone numbers before making any transactions online. Decorative photo

Photo for illustration purpose only - Source: 123RF

The government's decision to allow the import of more than 12,000 heads of cattle, especially from Thailand, also helped to ensure sufficient supply for domestic needs. Illustration photo.

Five individuals were arrested after they were believed to have cheated their victims by offering them lucrative job opportunities but turning them into scammers. - Photo source: 123rf

Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Abdullah during an interview at Wisma Putra, today. - BERNAMA

Number of scam cases reported in the media was getting more rampant with swindled money amounting to millions of ringgits.

A photo of 12 out of 16 Malaysians who were victims of job offer scams in Cambodia arriving safely at Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 (KLIA2) on April 12, 2022. - BERNAMA