EPF has zero tolerance for fraud, depositors told


PETALING JAYA: The Employees Provident Fund has warned depositors of its zero-tolerance policy against fraud, saying it hauled 30 people to court last year for making fraudulent withdrawals.

EPF general manager for public relations Nik Affendi Jaafar said 10 of the 30 errant depositors had been convicted while the remaining 20 cases were pending in court.

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