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A 21-year-old Malaysian was arrested in Singapore for aiding a scam that tricked a woman into giving up $80,000 in jewelry by impersonating government officials.
A 21-year-old Malaysian man has been arrested in Singapore for allegedly helping in a government official impersonation scam, the sixth such arrest of a Malaysian in two weeks.
Police say a woman was tricked into handing over jewelry worth over $80,000 after being misled by scammers posing as HSBC and Ministry of Law officials.
The suspect faces charges for aiding criminal gain, punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $500,000 fine.
Authorities warn of a rising trend of Malaysians traveling to Singapore to assist scam rings in collecting cash and valuables, and remind the public that government officials never request money transfers, personal details, or app installations.
Un malasio de 21 años fue arrestado en Singapur por ayudar a una estafa que engañó a una mujer para que entregara $ 80,000 en joyas haciéndose pasar por funcionarios del gobierno.