Seven charged after they allegedly sold bank accounts to criminals


SINGAPORE: Five men and two women were charged in court on Jan 11 over their suspected involvement in money mule activities, including cheating and facilitating unauthorised access to computer materials.

They are Edda Lin Wenqing, 19, Caleb Sho Khai Lok, 20, Muhamad Farmirul Muhamad Farhan, 20, Marcus Lim You Hwee, 28, Raza Iskandar Ashghar Masih, 35, Lim Kim Heng, 44, and Preeta Nivashani M Rechnam, 52.

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