Malaysian student in Australia thought RM13.8mil given by parents


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian student in Australia who lived a life of luxury due to a mistaken bank overdraft amounting to A$4.6mil (RM13.8mil) was under the impression that the money came from her “wealthy parents”.  

Christine Jia Xin Lee’s (pic) version of events was revealed in an affidavit obtained by Fairfax Media, the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Sunday.  

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