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52 Singaporeans have been arrested and detained in Guangxi, following China's crackdown on suspected pyramid scheme activities. According to three sources CNA s…
52 Singaporeans have been arrested and detained in Guangxi, following China's crackdown on suspected pyramid scheme activities. According to three sources CNA spoke to, they have been detained since at least mid-July. This is believed to be the largest number of Singaporeans arrested and detained overseas at any one time. CNA understands these pyramid schemes have allegedly been operating in China for several years. Sabrina Ng reports.
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@@FlottessImported2mo ago
Maybe they are new SG citizens from China. Kena passports tore also?
@@Binary84Imported2mo ago
Ahh...looks like those TriumphFX wankers have moved their operation to PRC. Karma. Hopefully the PRC gov gets tough on these scammers. No sympathy for them.
@@LuckySliverImported2mo ago
must see the faces hahaha
@@gedMingImported2mo ago
Singaporeans ah? Like those money laundering 'Cambodians' in Singapore?
@@burongburongImported2mo ago
maybe company employees unknowingly promoting MLM.. In China there are housing projects that failed to complete, is that MLM?
@@Ted-NMTImported2mo ago
so going publish their photo and primary/secondary school right? if not we know
@@larrylim2213Imported2mo ago
Like that kenna detain while PAP ministers have dinner with money launderers go scott free. Lol.
@@youraverageprofessionalracistImported2mo ago
Welp guess we can minus off 52 Singaporeans from the country's population numbers 🤷♂
@@zubinntImported2mo ago
So who is the "boss" at the top of the pyramid ? 😂😂😂
52 Singaporeans have been arrested and detained in Guangxi, following China's crackdown on suspected pyramid scheme activities. According to three sources CNA spoke to, they have been detained since at least mid-July. This is believed to be the largest number of Singaporeans arrested and detained overseas at any one time. CNA understands these pyramid schemes have allegedly been operating in China for several years. Sabrina Ng reports.
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