A syndicate specializing in the counterfeiting of documents and stamps, led by a Pakistani national, was dismantled following a raid in the Klang Valley on December 30. The syndicate, which had been operating for approximately a year, targeted foreign nationals requiring documents for visa applications, special passes, and work permit renewals. They forged various immigration documents, including temporary work visit passes, immigration security stamps, entry and exit stamps, and flight tickets.
KUALA KUMPUR: Sindiket pemalsuan dokumen dan cop palsu yang didalangi warga Pakistan tumpas menerusi serbuan di sekitar Lembah Klang, 30 Disember lalu.
“Sindiket tersebut dikesan aktif memalsukan pelbagai dokumen imigresen seperti pas lawatan kerja sementara , cop keselamatan imigresen, cop keluar masuk negara dan tiket penerbangan. Beliau berkata demikian dalam sidang akhbar Ops Serkap di Kompleks Kementerian Dalam Negeri hari ini.
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