Religious officer duped in Internet scam


> Religious officer duped in Internet scam
An officer from a religious department who is in her 50s, was duped by a guy she met on Facebook claiming to be from Europe. The man known to her as "Mr Mike" claimed he had sent her gifts but she could receive it only if she shelled out RM500,000. Her god sister, who gave her the money, later released something was amiss and lodged a police report. Police have since arrested four suspects, all Africans, in Kepong for investigations.

> Still under one roof
The wife of Malaysian actor Adi Putra has denied that their marriage is on the rocks. Noraidah Yusof, better known as Aida, denied rumours that they were living separately. She said irresponsible people were trying to wreck their marriage by coming up with nonsensical speculation.

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