02 May 2019
KUCHING, May 2 — An unemployed man was charged at separate Magistrate’s Courts today with two charges of deceiving two Sarawakians in a job scam that resulted in the detention of 47 Malaysians in Cambodia last December. In the first court, he pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Nuruhuda Mohd Yusof of cheating Ahmad Zakwan Mohammed Yunus, 26, by offering the victim an unlawful job in Cambodia.The court allowed him bail of RM5,000 in two sureties and ordered for his passport to be surrendered to the court until the case was completed.
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