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11 Malaysians in Cambodian job scam rescued, returning home: Wisma Putra

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Malaysian Government Successfully Facilitates Return of 11 Malaysians Scammed in Cambodia

Successful Repatriation Efforts

The Foreign Ministry, through the Malaysian embassy in Phnom Penh, has achieved a significant milestone by successfully facilitating the return of 11 Malaysians who fell victim to a job scam syndicate in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. The ministry’s efforts have ensured the safe and timely return of the victims, with one of them already returned to Malaysia on October 25, while the remaining 10 are scheduled to arrive on November 1.

Collaboration with Cambodian Authorities

The ministry expresses its appreciation to the Cambodian authorities for their cooperation and assistance in rescuing and facilitating the victims’ return to Malaysia. The successful repatriation is a testament to the strong partnership between the two countries in addressing the issue of Malaysian citizens falling prey to fraudulent activities abroad.

Ongoing Efforts to Combat Job Scams

The ministry continues to enhance its efforts to address the issue of Malaysian citizens falling victim to job scam syndicates. The ministry reminds Malaysians who are interested in seeking employment overseas to exercise caution and to verify the nature of any job being offered. It is crucial to thoroughly research the company and the job opportunity to avoid falling prey to fraudulent activities.

Importance of Immigration Laws and Regulations

Malaysians are also advised to observe immigration laws and regulations when traveling abroad. It is essential to comply with the laws and regulations of the country of destination to avoid any legal issues or complications.

FAQs

Q: How many Malaysians were scammed in Cambodia?
A: 11 Malaysians fell victim to a job scam syndicate in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

Q: How many have already returned to Malaysia?
A: One of the victims has already returned to Malaysia on October 25, while the remaining 10 are scheduled to arrive on November 1.

Q: What is the ministry doing to address the issue of job scams?
A: The ministry continues to enhance its efforts to address the issue of Malaysian citizens falling victim to job scam syndicates. It reminds Malaysians to exercise caution and verify the nature of any job being offered.

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