Scam victims in Singapore lose record $1.1 billion in 2024; highest number of cases ever reported
Almost 25 percent of this involved cryptocurrency, a surge from 6.8 per cent of total losses in 2023.
Almost 25 percent of this involved cryptocurrency, a surge from 6.8 per cent of total losses in 2023.
This is the first time since 2010 that the Republic has won the accolade, beating out New Zealand, which had held the position for 14 years.
Between January and September in 2024, there were 32 cases of marriage of convenience, up from four cases during the same period in 2023.
A little blue card, with his name and a few numbers that say who he is and where he lives. To Mr Ricqo Rafiezuwan, the blue identity card confirms he is no longer someone without…
Interpol uncovered dozens of cases that saw people being trafficked and forced to work in scam centres to cheat others, a shift from traditional trafficking patterns, where human…
Muhammad Fariz Shaik Sha Marican, 33, also made false medical certificates and an electronic letter purportedly from the Singapore Armed Forces, causing the Ministry of Health,…
Ms Pansuk Siriwipa, 30, masterminded a scheme to defraud and cheat 189 victims, in what the prosecution said was one of the largest scams perpetrated against multiple victims in…
On Sept 19, Kieron Ng Kay Lin, 20, pleaded guilty to one charge of outraging the modesty of an 11-year-old girl. The charges involving the two other victims, 12 and 14, and a…
Her offences were committed when her three daughters were aged eight, 10 and 11, and her son was nine.
All three men, who are originally from Fujian, China, are barred from re-entering Singapore.