BANGKOK: Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra will make a landmark official visit to China from February 5-8, marking the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
SHAH ALAM: Celebrities , including local artists and icons, are on the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's radar for their suspected involvement in a personal loan fraud syndicate.
"These artists are paid up to hundreds of thousands of ringgit for using their image to convince the public to use the services provided. "The investigation focuses on the involvement of these celebrities, following their acceptance of payments reaching hundreds of thousands of ringgit after being appointed as campaign ambassadors.
Celebrities Azam Baki Personal Loan Fraud Syndicate
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