Forest City Scam Raids Raise Fresh Warning for Malaysian Property Owners

Malaysia's Forest City has long been associated with empty towers, quiet streets and an ambitious property project that failed to attract the hundreds of thousands of residents originally envisioned. Now, the development is facing a different kind of scrutiny after police raided two suspected scam operations operating from its residential properties. The recent raids esulted in the arrest of 335 people and the seizure of assets estimated at about RM1 million, including 313 computers, 1,557 mobile phones, 17 laptops and 10 modems. Police said the two operations were spread across 32 premises in Forest City.

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