Paying the price for helping


KUALA LUMPUR: A 36-year-old tutor who was just trying to help out a friend is now in legal jeopardy after her account was used by scammers.

The woman, known only as Mok, said she gave details of her two bank accounts to her friend named Lee, in January 2019.

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