马来西亚和新加坡的老年人成为假警察和银行官员的骗局的受害者。 Elderly in Malaysia and Singapore fall victim to scams involving fake police and bank officials.

在最近的一系列骗局中,马来西亚和新加坡的老年受害者因冒充警察和银行官员的欺诈者而损失大量钱财。 In a series of recent scams, elderly victims in Malaysia and Singapore lost substantial amounts to fraudsters impersonating police and bank officials. 一名61岁的Penang妇女在向假警察和银行电话账户汇款后损失了60多万林吉特。 A 61-year-old Penang woman lost over RM600,000 after transferring money to accounts based on fake police and bank calls. 在新加坡,一名65岁的妇女因类似骗局几乎损失了180 000美元。 In Singapore, a 65-year-old woman almost lost $180,000 to a similar scam. 一名44岁的马来西亚男子因企图兑现一张与骗局有关的伪造支票而被捕。 A 44-year-old Malaysian man was arrested for attempting to cash a forged cheque linked to the scam. 这些案件突出表明了冒充骗局的上升,特别是针对老年人的骗局。 These cases highlight the rise in impersonation scams, particularly targeting the elderly.