Kota Kinabalu caterer loses over RM23,000 in business deal scam


KOTA KINABALU: A caterer lost over RM23,000 after getting cheated over a business deal recently.

The victim, a man, had received a call from a person impersonating to be a member of the armed forces, claiming that there was a three-day event and that they needed food catering.

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