Six men, one woman under probe for fraudulently registering prepaid SIM cards in SG

By Gena Soh

The SIM cards were registered using the particulars of unsuspecting customers or foreigners who have not entered Singapore. — Pixabay

SINGAPORE: Six men and a woman are being investigated for their suspected involvement in fraudulently registering prepaid SIM cards, said the police in a statement on Friday (Dec 3).

The SIM cards were registered using the particulars of unsuspecting customers or foreigners who have not entered Singapore.

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