Don’t be gullible and fall victim to online scams, public advised


Lanang OCPD Senior Inspector Devaraj Subramaniam (centre) receiving the certificate of appreciation from Ayub while ACP Zulkipli looks on.

Malaysia Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF) wants to create more awareness on online scams so that people will not fall victim.

Speaking after visiting Lanang police station in Sarawak, MCPF senior vice-chairman Datuk Seri Ayub Yaakob said the foundation wanted to prevent more people from losing money to scammers.

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