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Plans to fortify anti-scam centre


PETALING JAYA: With millions still being lost to scammers despite serious efforts by the authorities to combat the scourge, the government wants to beef up the body tasked with addressing fraud.

More than a year after its inception, the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) has yet to be the one-stop anti-scam centre it was meant to be, according to its deputy director Kamal Baharin Omar.

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