Forged signature used to lease Chinese national’s KL condo

By JUSTIN ZACK

KUALA LUMPUR: A fortuitous trip helped a Chinese national avoid losing her apartment after discovering that her signature had been forged.

This was revealed by Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong during a press conference on Thursday (Nov 14).

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Chinese National , Apartment Fraud , Forged Signature , Malaysia My Second Home , Movement Control Order , COVID-19 , Wisma MCA , Tenancy Agreement , Public Services and Complaints Department , Michael Chong

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