Put to work at gunpoint


Unwittingly scammed: Mohd Hairi (left) talking to the victims who were made to work for a cryptocurrency syndicate upon their return to Johor.

JOHOR BARU: She packed her bags and left her three children over a promise of a secure job with a salary of more than RM5,000 but ended up putting her life in danger.

The 30-year-old, known as Salwani, was supposed to work as a cleaner in a casino but later found out that she was tricked into being a scammer for a cryptocurrency syndicate in Cambodia.

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