PDRM co-produces movie 'Oppa' to raise awareness on online and love scams


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Director Choong (six from right) and the stars of Oppa at a press event. Photo: Bernama

The Royal Malaysian Police Force (PDRM) is stepping up its anti-scam campaign efforts with a first ever collaboration with a production company, Dream Film Sdn Bhd, to produce the first anti-scam awareness movie in Malaysia titled Oppa.

Bukit Aman Commercial Crime Investigation Department (JSJK) assistant director (intelligence) Supt Mohd Faizal Zainal said the film, which is based on true stories of online love scams, is one of PDRM's new initiative to educate the public through an alternative medium and raise awareness on online scams.

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