Two held, eight under probe in Singapore for alleged involvement in fraudulent registration of prepaid SIM cards


Police seized mobile phones, notebooks with entries, SIM cards and documents with telcos’ QR codes. - SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

SINGAPORE: Two men, aged 30 and 58, have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the fraudulent registration of prepaid SIM cards, after three mobile phone shops were raided by the police on March 5.

Eight others – seven men and a woman, aged between 27 and 50 – are also under probe, said the police in a statement on Thursday (March 20).

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