Singapore Customs warns of new document impersonation scam


A member of the public received documents falsely attributed to Singapore Customs director-general Tan Hung Hooi and falsely bearing the agency’s logo. - SINGAPORE CUSTOMS

SINGAPORE: Singapore Customs is warning the public about the emergence of a new document impersonation scam.

In a Facebook post on Thursday (June 20), it said a member of the public has received documents that are falsely attributed to Singapore Customs director-general Tan Hung Hooi and falsely bearing the agency’s logo.

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