Investors claim they have been left high and dry by rewards scheme operator

By ANDY CHUA

SIBU: The authorities have been urged to investigate the operator of an investment scheme and take action if it is found to have breached any laws.

Bawang Assan SUPP chairman Senator Robert Lau Hui Yew said several investors in the scheme had complained to him that they did not get their promised rewards or refunds.

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