Immigration debunks WhatsApp message on ‘Home Affairs’ officials involved in robbery


PETALING JAYA: The Immigration Department has debunked a WhatsApp message on “Home Affairs officials” going from house-to-house and “robbing people”.

It said that the message, which went viral recently again, is fake.

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