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A GRS youth leader has expressed grave concern that Sabahans have fallen victims to job scams abroad

KOTA KINABALU: Sabahans who suspect their relatives have fallen victim to job scams overseas have been urged to lodge reports with the authorities.

Twenty-nine Malaysians who were victims of fake job scams in Cambodia will be brought back to Malaysia in stages beginning end of September

An international parliamentary inquiry on the global response to the Myanmar crisis is expected to present its report Tuesday (Sept 13) to Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah, who has publicly criticised Asean , in a bid to push the bloc to take a stronger position on the deadly violence that followed the military coup. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations...

PUTRAJAYA: The Foreign Ministry has created six subject matter expert groups so that its diplomatic abilities can be empowered, and to advise the government more effectively.

Lawmakers from several countries are pushing for the bloc to do more to stop violence since 2021’s military coup that has already seen more than 2,000 people die; Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah recently lashed out at Asean for its lack of urgency.

Job offers with high salaries – ranging from US$2,000 to US$4,000 (RM9,000-18,000) – in addition to lack of awareness about news ...

PUTRAJAYA: Job offers with high salaries - ranging from US$2,000 to US$4,000 (RM9,000-18,000) - in addition to lack of awareness about news developments are among the causes of hundreds of Malaysians being entangled with job scam syndicates in Cambodia.

PUTRAJAYA: Twenty-nine Malaysians who were victims of fake job scams in Cambodia will be brought back to Malaysia in stages beginning end-September.

PUTRAJAYA, Sept 13 — Job offers with high salaries — ranging from US$2,000 to US$4,000 (RM9,000-18,000) — in addition to lack of awareness about news developments are among...