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Got your EPF money? Beware the scammers
MELAKA: With Employment Provident Fund (EPF) members allowed to make a special RM10,000 withdrawal, police are taking pre-emptive measures to create awareness about Macau scams.
Retired teacher loses RM250,000 to scammers
MELAKA: A retired teacher was in tears as she lodged a police report after she lost almost RM250,000 to scammers who had misled her into believing she had been linked to a money laundering case.
Housewife, student lose over RM250,000 to Macau scam syndicates
MELAKA: A 60-year-old retired teacher's Hari Raya mood is ruined after losing all her gratuity and savings to scammers.
Fake ‘Datukship’ ring crippled
MELAKA: State police have completed their investigations into 30 individuals for using fake honorary titles conferred by unrecognised sultanates locally as well as from neighbouring countries.
Teacher, 27, loses RM42,000 to love scam online
MELAKA: A 27-year-old teacher at a primary school here fell victim to a love scam after being wooed by an alleged Caucasian man online.
Melaka police proud of achievements, consider it ‘gifts’ for Police Day
MELAKA: The state police are proud of their achievements, considering it as Police Day gifts for the contingent, says Senior Asst Comm Datuk Razali Abu Samah.
My account was hacked, that's not me asking for money on social media, says Melaka exco man
MELAKA: A state executive councillor is touched by offers of help from people after messages of him "asking" for money started circulating on social media.
Mum of six left penniless after falling in love
MELAKA: A mother of six from Bukit Baru here was left penniless after falling victim to a love scam.
Single mum with six kids left broke after losing nearly RM250,000 in love scam
MELAKA: A mother of six from Bukit Baru here has been left penniless after falling victim to a love scam and being fleeced of almost RM250,000.
Diaper scam case finally cracked, siblings nabbed
MELAKA: A scam involving the sale of diapers prompted police here to reopen a cold case dating back to 2016, with transactions totalling some RM900,000, ultimately leading to the arrest of a fugitive brother and sister.
