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KUALA LUMPUR: An international fraud syndicate run by Chinese nationals wanted by authorities in their home country has been dismantled by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) in a joint operation with Chinese authorities, according to media reports. The network is believed to be based and operating across multiple countries, including Malaysia.Sixteen Chinese nationals, believed to be the syndicate’s ringleaders who had been hiding abroad, were arrested in a series of coordinated operations under the codename “Op Dragon”, Malaysian media reported on Tuesday (Mar 10). “All the suspects, who are Chinese nationals, have been repatriated to their home country for the purpose of trial proceedings…
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