‘You might not be able to return home’


Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Mohamad Alamin (left) welcoming home the three rescued Malaysians from a syndicate in Peru at KLIA on Thursday. — Bernama

“YOU might not be able to come home. We do not how many are still out there, languishing as ‘slaves’ to these scammers.”

That is the warning given by Malaysian Consumers’ Association (PPIM) president Datuk Nadzim Johan, as he relates his efforts made to rescue those who were swindled to work in scam parks.

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