RM180,000 lost in job scam


Seeking justice: Chong and the victims at the press conference on the Cambodian casino job scam.

KUALA LUMPUR: A group of 18 Malaysians were duped of RM180,025 by a man who had allegedly offered them “jobs” at a casino in Cambodia.

One of the Malaysians who was cheated of RM37,820, Lee Meng Loon, 24, said a man named Low Chern Keong had promised him a job as an operations assistant manager at the casino.

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