Chef learns lesson the hard way


PETALING JAYA: “All that glitters is not gold” is the lesson learnt by a single mother who asked to be identified only as Fatimah.

The chef was among those who got duped by a company that came under the scrutiny of Bank Negara in 2011, allegedly for dubious gold trading.

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