Scam victims lying to save face, says Cambodia


Back home safely: Comm Abd Jalil (second from left) and Mohd Aini (far left) having a chat with five victims of Cambodian syndicates after returning to Malaysia. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

SEPANG: Many stories of torture, hunger and being human trafficking victims told by some Malaysians are just that – stories, Cambodian authorities have told their Malaysian counterparts.

Most of the stories reported in the media revolved around being made to work for scammers after they were lured to Cambodia and nearby countries by promises of high pay.

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