Universiti Malaya denies any association with viral fake catering service order


PETALING JAYA: Universiti Malaya has firmly denied any association with a fake catering service order that went viral on Friday (June 7), clarifying that no such offer for immediate work was issued to the caterer.

The university has confirmed that the document featured in the viral post did not match the standard contract offer letters from Universiti Malaya.

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