No shortage of victims despite wide coverage


GEORGE TOWN: Although Macau scams have been widely reported in the media, public awareness remains low with no shortage of victims, says criminologist Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy.

He noted although there was no shortage of information on how not to fall prey to scammers people still seemed unaware.

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