Azam explained that until now the syndicate is believed to be concentrated in the southern part of the country, and no new arrests have been made.

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“We remain firm in contesting the seats we won previously, as well as our traditional seats formerly ceded to Bersatu,” Tok Mat says

The syndicate used social media to find customers with a fee of around RM200 for each service before the victims were sent to a designated hotel.