KUALA LUMPUR: The government is seeking to forfeit more than half a million ringgit from businessman Alvin Goh and Alyaa Syuhaila Mohamad Shariff, the wife of businessman "Datuk" Addy Kana, along with three entities over allegations that the monies were profits from illegal crypto trading and online gambling activities.
In notices of motion filed separately, the government named Goh, his two companies, Malaysian House of Internet Sdn Bhd and Networld Computer (KL) Sdn Bhd, Alyaa Syuhaila and Nine Nine International Sdn Bhd - a company where she and her husband sat as directors - as respondents.
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