29 people nabbed for their alleged involvement in various scams


The suspects are expected to be charged in court on July 3. - The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Twenty-nine people aged between 17 and 48 have been arrested for their alleged involvement in various scams.

These scams include government and China officials impersonation, internet love scams, malware phishing scams, non-banking related phishing scams and offering sexual services scams, Singapore police said on July 2.

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