4 lelaki warga asing ditahan menyamar polis

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Passports reported missing are invalid, says Home Ministry – Bernama - The Malaysian Insider

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RM8k, the price for a fake MyKad in Sabah – Bernama - The Malaysian Insider

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The Sabah National Registration Department (NRD) has detected a modus operandi selling fake MyKad for up to RM8,000 by a syndicate.

State NRD director Ismail Ahmad said the syndicate's mastermind and its location of operation had not been identified.

He said the deception came to light after a foreigner was caught using a fake MyKad to apply for a Malaysian passport at the Immigration Department in Kota Kinabalu last month.

The suspect had since been charged in court under Section 25 of the National Registration Act 2007 (Amended), which carries a jail term of up to two years or a fine of up to RM30,000, or both, upon conviction, he said.
Acknowledging that NRD officers had been among the culprits in a previous fake MyKad fraud 20 years ago, Ismail said the department was not involved in the latest case.

"The cards look as authentic as the genuine MyKad but the NRD's system can still detect the difference," he told reporters in Kota Kinabalu today.

Ismail said the immigration department case was one of six involving fake identity cards including a MyPR, recorded between January and March this year.

He said the suspects, mostly Filipinos and Indonesians, were nabbed in operations conducted by the police, immigration, NRD, and Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom).

Meanwhile, Ismail advised employers to first verify the authenticity of potential employees' identification documents with the NRD to ensure that they were employing genuine Malaysian citizens. – Bernama, March 20, 2015.

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RM8k, the price for a fake MyKad in Sabah – Bernama

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The Sabah National Registration Department (NRD) has detected a modus operandi selling fake MyKad for up to RM8,000 by a syndicate.

State NRD director Ismail Ahmad said the syndicate's mastermind and its location of operation had not been identified.

He said the deception came to light after a foreigner was caught using a fake MyKad to apply for a Malaysian passport at the Immigration Department in Kota Kinabalu last month.

The suspect had since been charged in court under Section 25 of the National Registration Act 2007 (Amended), which carries a jail term of up to two years or a fine of up to RM30,000, or both, upon conviction, he said.
Acknowledging that NRD officers had been among the culprits in a previous fake MyKad fraud 20 years ago, Ismail said the department was not involved in the latest case.

"The cards look as authentic as the genuine MyKad but the NRD's system can still detect the difference," he told reporters in Kota Kinabalu today.

Ismail said the immigration department case was one of six involving fake identity cards including a MyPR, recorded between January and March this year.

He said the suspects, mostly Filipinos and Indonesians, were nabbed in operations conducted by the police, immigration, NRD, and Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom).

Meanwhile, Ismail advised employers to first verify the authenticity of potential employees' identification documents with the NRD to ensure that they were employing genuine Malaysian citizens. – Bernama, March 20, 2015.


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Wang bukan untuk Palestin

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KUCHING: Isu mengenai kutipan derma, khasnya untuk penduduk Gaza akan dibawa ke Kabinet Sarawak sebagai aktitivi yang sedang berkembang di negara ini.

Timbalan Menteri di Jabatan Ketua Menteri (Hal Ehwal Agama) Daud Abdul Rahman berkata isu berkenaan sangat serius kerana ia membabitkan penipuan dengan menggunakan nama penduduk Palestin yang menderita.

“Ini mungkin melangkaui kuasa saya (Hal Ehwal Islam) tetapi ia berkait rapat dengan sebahagian besar penderma Muslim yang ditipu. Mereka fikir mereka sedang menderma kepada penduduk Palestin di Gaza,” kata beliau.

Beliau takut aktiviti terbabit akan membawa salah faham di antara penderma yang jujur.

Pada masa yang sama, beliau menggesa kepada mereka yang berniat untuk menderma supaya melakukannya melalui saluran yang sah seperti ‘Aman Palestin’ atau ‘Ehsan Palestin’.

“Mereka yang menderma akan dikecualikan dari cukai. Jangan menderma kepada mana-mana kumpulan atau organisasi yang anda tidak biasa dengan atau tidak pasti kerana mereka yang tidak bertanggungjawab akan menggunakannya demi kepentingan mereka sendiri,” kata beliau.

Beliau juga menggesa pihak berkuasa untuk lebih berjaga-jaga mengenai aktiviti kutipan derma yang tidak sah danmengambil tindakan yang sepatutnya.

Baru-baru ini, beberapa kumpulan bertindak membuat kutipan derma secara terbuka untuk membantu penduduk Palestin Gaza di pasaraya dan beberapa tempat awam di Kuching, Miri, Bintulu dan bandar lain di dalam negeri.

Antara kumpulan yang terbabit adalah ‘Yayasan Hang Tawi Malaysia’ yang diharamkan di Semenanjung Malaysia kerana mereka tidak mempunyai permit yang sekarang sangat aktif beroperasi di dalam negeri.

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