Malaysian businessman Tedy Teow set to face stringent economic crime laws in China


PETALING JAYA: Malaysian Tedy Teow, who was extradited to China from Thailand a few days ago, is expected to be the first person to face the republic's tough economic crime laws.

He is accused of being involved in a cryptocurrency scam involving over 100 billion yuan (RM61.4bil), according to the South China Morning Post.

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