Beware of job scams, warns envoy


SINGAPORE: Malaysian job seekers, trying to capitalise on the present high currency exchange rate, have been advised to be wary and not to be scammed while trying to land lucrative jobs in the island republic, says the High Commission of Malaysia here.

Its High Commissioner to Singapore Datuk Dr Azfar Mohamad Mustafar advised job seekers to be vigilant as there were reports of people promising certain jobs only to find them non-existent when they arrived here.

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