Three Indonesians remanded over forging activities

KUALA LUMPUR: Three Indonesians who moved into a quiet neighbourhood thought their house would be a safe haven for forging activities.

All seemed to be going according to plan until three months ago when police sniffed out the trio who were forging personal identification documents such as the MyKad and permanent resident cards.

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