Woman made poorer by ‘cops’ scam
21 May 2020
KUANTAN: A retired woman has claimed she lost almost half-a-million ringgit in savings after she believed scammers who said they were police officers. Pahang Commercial
KUANTAN: A retired woman has claimed she lost almost half-a-million ringgit in savings after she believed scammers who said they were police officers. Pahang Commercial
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