SHAH ALAM, May 22 — Macau scam cases in the state are at an alarming level with 156 cases recorded from January to April this year involving RM19.8 million in losses.
Speaking at the Police Undergraduate Voluntary Corps graduation ceremony, here today, he said the victims of online fraud cases comprised people from various backgrounds including civil servants and private sector employees.
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