Police should follow China's footstep in combating scamming syndicates

The Star 2020-08-14

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Miri MP Dr Michael Teo Yu Keng on Tuesday said police should follow China's footstep in combating crime by setting up a special task force to tackle scamming syndicates in the country.

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