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A state assemblyman in Kelantan has been cheated of RM84,529 by a Macau Scam syndicate, police said today.

The victim claimed that the price offered was only RM600 for 38,400 currencies, prompted him to transfer the money, Mohd Wazir said.

The victim began to feel suspicious when the lap tops she had ordered for did not arrive after two weeks of making the deal, police said.

A businesswoman from Karak lost RM680,276 after being conned into investing in a non-existent housing project introduced by her good friend.

A used car dealer in Pahang has been conned by a man who allegedly failed to deliver eight cars to him.

Police said the victim claimed that he was promised the return of the capital and profit within a short time from the investment.

A contractor lodged a police report claiming he lost RM60,000 which he paid to a loan shark purportedly as processing fee for a fast loan.

The victim claimed that the suspect had shown him a copy of an online transaction receipt as proof of payment.

A company manager has lodged a police report claiming to have lost RM512,000 after being deceived into buying an Approved Permit (AP) for bauxite which actually did not exist.

Mohd Wazir said the woman accepted the offer and was then asked to make payments for prayer, legal fees and business capital.

A "love bitten" woman cleared out RM418,400 from her mother's bank account all for her lover whom she only met via a social media app.

The victim received a call from the man alleging that her name had been used to open a bank account linked to money laundering.

A woman trader claimed a loss of RM90,581 after being deceived by a non-existent gold investment syndicate through social media.

The number predicted by the suspects was said to have won the first place prize worth RM1 million after checking a local newspaper.

The male suspect was arrested at 11.45 pm at a house in Dungun, Terengganu which in turn led to the arrest of a female suspect at her house in the same district.

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Kelantan has reminded the public in the state to refrain from outdoor activities with the arrival of the Northeast Monsoon season.

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