Two charged with running illegal remittance companies


KUALA LUMPUR: Two former directors of remittance companies were charged at a Sessions Courts here with running their business illegally.

Jannarto, 24, and Ling Jih Foo, 37, pleaded not guilty to operating Jasa Kembar Sdn Bhd and Lancar Borneo Sdn Bhd without a licence to remit under Section 7 of the Money Services Business Act.

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Courts & Crime , bank negara , remittance

   

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