Women lose over RM2.2mil to investment frauds


JOHOR BARU: Two sexagenarians lost RM2.247mil to online investment frauds.

Johor deputy police chief DCP M Kumar said that reports were received from the women - a 63-year-old housewife and a 66-year-old private company manager - both Malaysians, on Tuesday (Dec 19) and Thursday (Dec 21).

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