China-Malaysia crackdown on alleged Ponzi scheme rattles Penang’s corporate, political circles
CNA reports on a crackdown by China and Malaysia authorities against an alleged Ponzi scheme that has affected corporate and political circles in Penang. The investigation involves cross-border cooperation to address the fraudulent operation. Malaysians should report suspected investment fraud to KPDN or relevant authorities and avoid schemes promising unrealistic returns.
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