Forlorn women still falling for love scams


JOHOR BARU: Lonely women longing for love continue to fall prey to syndicates that have cheated them of their savings amounting to millions of ringgit, said Comm Datuk Kamarul Zaman Mamat.

The Johor police chief said the majority of these love scam victims were women, both single and married.

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