Chinese Female Tourist Scammed Of RM4,500 At KLIA | TRP

Police arrested the suspect and investigation is ongoing.

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While checking her luggage at the airport, she encountered a woman dressed in men’s clothes who claimed to be a Singaporean. The woman claimed she had asked her mother to return the money but disappeared while preparing for boarding.MAHB Assures Cooperation With The Police In response to the incident, MAHB stated that airport security has cooperated with the Malaysian police and provided all relevant information.

MAHB has confirmed that the police have arrested the suspect but declined to comment further as the investigation is ongoing.

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