Johor police dismantle syndicate selling fake permanent resident cards, arrest 13


JOHOR BARU: Police have dismantled a syndicate following the arrest of 13 individuals, including seven foreigners, involved in selling counterfeit Malaysian permanent resident cards to immigrants.

Johor police chief Comm Datuk M Kumar said the suspects, aged between 27 and 44, were apprehended during a series of raids in Kulai, Seri Alam, and Kajang between Saturday (Nov 16) and Monday (Nov 18).

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