Anti-scalping law could be in the works after Coldplay ticket outcry

By GERARD GIMINO, RAHIMY RAHIM, JUNAID IBRAHIM and TEH ATHIRA YUSOF

KUALA LUMPUR: Several provisions of the law will be studied to prevent scalping, says Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil.

He said it will be an inter-agency effort, with investigations first being conducted on scalpers selling Coldplay concert tickets.

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