Victims lose over RM140,000 in coffin scam


BATU GAJAH: Several male victims, aged between 45 and 55, from the Menglembu area on Sunday claimed that they had been deceived by two individuals offering a so-called fate-changing service, causing them to suffer losses of more than RM140,000.

One of the victims, 55-year-old Chan, said he had met a Thai woman and a local man in 2022 who offered a service to change one's fate by donating a coffin to individuals who had passed away in Thailand.

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