PUTRAJAYA - Malaysian authorities have nabbed nearly 1,000 China nationals who were believed to be working in the country with an online scam syndicate, local media reported.

The bust on Wednesday (Nov 20) by the Immigration Department in Cyberjaya was the biggest conducted this year, Bernama news agency said.

On its Facebook, department said the raid was conducted at the syndicate's headquarters in Cyberjaya.

Immigration director-general Khairul Dzaimee Daud said the syndicate was operating from a six-storey building in Cyberjaya, a high-technology zone located about an hour south of Kuala Lumpur.

The raid was the end result of a month's worth of surveillance, following complaints from the public.

The office was well secured, with guards stationed at each floor and rooms only being accessible with access cards, The Star reported.

"We seized around 8,230 handphones, 174 laptops and 787 computers. Several of our officers were injured after a group attacked and tried to break through our barricade," Datuk Khairul said at a press conference at the department's headquarters here.


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CNN will not cover this one óò, just put Nigeria into that place, the story will be so different.

China don learn work from Nigeria
We are truly great