Former bank officer claims trial to two cheating charges


KAMPAR: A 43-year-old former bank officer has been charged with two counts of cheating involving non-existent investment schemes that led to losses of more than RM110,000.

M Pathmananthan pleaded not guilty after the charges were read in Tamil before Magistrate A Hafiizh Abu Bakar in court here on Wednesday (July 12).

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