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A total of 217 people are assisting with police investigations for their suspected involvement in scams where victims reportedly lost over S$7.67 million. They comprise 78 women and 139 men, as young as 16, and up to the age of 83.
Chinese State media said the executions targeted “key members” of telecom and online scam operations, including figures from the notorious Ming family criminal group, whose activities were blamed
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SINGAPORE – A total of 217 people are assisting in investigations into their suspected involvement in scams where victims are believed to have lost more than $7.67 million. This follows a two-week operation from Jan 16 to 29 by officers from the Commercial Affairs Department and the seven police land divisions.
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Singapore police probe 217 people in scams totalling over S$7.6m
SINGAPORE, Jan 30 — Singapore police are investigating 217 individuals over their suspected roles in
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