Syndicate sold NRD-issued birth certificates for up to RM50,000 each


KUALA LUMPUR: The syndicate that deceived the National Registration Department (NRD) into issuing legitimate birth certificates – using forged documents and fraudsters posing as relatives – is believed to have charged parents with adopted or stateless children up to RM50,000 each.

According to a source, the syndicate employed individuals to pose as relatives of a newborn and submit forged documents at the NRD counter for the birth registration process.

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