tags - Sinar Daily

A Chinese national, who is a PhD student at a local university, recently lost nearly RM850,000 after falling victim to a phone scam syndicate posing as Chinese authorities. Photo for illustration purpose only - 123RF photo

Photo for illustration purpose only.

Photo for illustration purpose only. - 123RF photo

Putriquxiara and her father, Md Sarrif, showing the parcel containing stones that she received after ordering a keychain on TikTok.

Even more distressing, some shared their bitter experiences on their wedding day when they were scammed by makeup artists or cameramen, including overseas honeymoon packages booked via social media, involving losses of hundreds to thousands of ringgit. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

SemakMule portal and the website is accessible to anyone and can be viewed on both desktop and mobile devices. - CANVA

Public awareness of scam-related fraud has yet to reach a satisfactory level, even though statistics show that such criminal tactics are becoming increasingly sophisticated each year. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

A man from North Maluku went to extraordinary lengths to marry the man he loved, disguising himself in a niqab and posing as a woman for over a year.

Photo for illustration purpose only. - 123RF photo

Meta said the accounts were taken down before many could be used, thanks to investigative insights and enhanced enforcement efforts. - AFP file photo