KUALA LUMPUR: A new scam tactic has been detected by Bukit Aman where scammers send an email claiming that the recipient has an outstanding traffic summons.
The email also has a link for the recipient to "pay your fine" and advice to resolve the issue in order to avoid further punitive action.
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Comm Ramli Mohamed Yoosuf
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