24 people to be charged in Singapore with scam-related money mule activities involving over S$3.1mil in losses


Sixteen men and eight women aged between 16 and 51 were arrested and will be charged. - Photo: ST file

SINGAPORE: Sixteen men and eight women have been arrested for their suspected involvement in various scams amounting to more than S$3.1 million in losses.

The individuals, aged between 16 and 51, will be charged from Feb 2 to 6 with offences connected to scam-related money mule activities.

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