# Singapore police seek 34 Singaporean and Malaysian suspects linked to scam syndicate

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Original publication: 2025-10-30T01:44:05Z

Police said 27 Singaporeans and seven Malaysians were wanted over a Cambodia-based syndicate linked to at least 438 cases and S$41 million in losses.

Singapore police issued a notice on October 29 seeking 34 Singaporean and Malaysian suspects allegedly involved in a Cambodia-based scam syndicate. Police said the group impersonated government officials and was linked to at least 438 cases, causing losses of S$41 million, approximately RMB219 million, to people in Singapore.
The wanted suspects comprise 27 Singaporean citizens and seven Malaysian citizens. Police said they were operating overseas and that efforts to locate them were continuing through Interpol and law-enforcement agencies in other countries.

Earlier, on September 9, Singapore police and Cambodia’s National Police jointly raided a suspected scam base in Phnom Penh. Fifteen suspects were arrested: 12 Singaporeans, two Malaysians and one Philippine national. The report says they were charged on September 11 and 12 with membership of a locally linked organised criminal group.
Police said subsequent investigations and evidence supplied by Cambodia identified a further 27 Singaporeans and seven Malaysians allegedly belonging to the same syndicate and conducting scams from the same base.

Singapore police said they would continue pursuing offenders targeting people in Singapore, whether the offences were committed locally or overseas, and appealed for information. Members of the public could call 1800-255-0000, or +65 6255 0000 from overseas, or provide information anonymously online. Police said all information would be kept strictly confidential.
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