Federal laws need to be strengthen to prevent scam epidemic, says Wilfred Yap

Kota Sentosa assemblyman Wilfred Yap said the relentless rise of financial scams across Malaysia has become a national crisis that demands urgent action. Almost every day, he said, we hear of innocent Malaysians, including many Sarawakians being cheated out of their life savings by highly organised and increasingly sophisticated criminal syndicates. “These crimes are not merely statistics. Behind every scam is a retiree who has lost a lifetime of savings, a family struggling to recover financially, or a small business owner whose dreams have been shattered. Scammers are exploiting technology faster than our laws are adapting, and this gap mustRead More
Up to 40% of RTP Allocation Used Annually to Upgrade Schools in Constituency, says Sebastian Ting

Sarawak Deputy Minister for Tourism, Datuk Sebastian Ting Chiew Yew, said between 30% and 40% of his annual Rural Transformation Programme (RTP) allocation is channelled towards upgrading primary and secondaryRead More










