MCMC warns public over scams impersonating its officers after 61 arrested in Selangor

Putrajaya, November 14 — The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has issued a warning to the public regarding scams that impersonate its officers, following the arrest of 61 individuals allegedly involved in a fraud syndicate. In a statement, the MCMC emphasized its strong stance against the misuse of its officers' names and identities for fraudulent activities, stating that such actions can threaten public safety and erode public trust.

The commission pledged its full cooperation with the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) in the ongoing investigation, offering to provide any necessary information. The MCMC cautioned the public to exercise caution when receiving calls or messages from individuals claiming to represent the commission. The public was advised to verify such claims through official channels before disclosing personal information or engaging in any financial transactions.