KiniTV
KiniTV
  • 3 years ago
Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz has issued a friendly reminder to the public to reject any unsolicited advances from an individual claiming to hold his position.

Zafrul said he was shocked to read recent news reports of a 59-year-old kindergarten teacher who lost RM4,200 to false promises by an individual claiming to be the finance minister.

Responding to the reports, Zafrul said if after this there is anyone else who pretended to be the finance minister promising love, please reject them outright.

Recommended

3:15
I
Up next
Trump considers Grenell for special envoy, shaping peace talk with his stance on Ukraine &NATO|WATCH
Oneindia
2:24
EXCLUSIVE | CP Yogeshwar Commends OneIndia for Unbiased Coverage | Praises Shivakumar's Leadership
Oneindia
1:05
Six arrested in Ipoh ketum raid
The Star
3:03
Using unclaimed monies for scholarships can be considered, says Finance Ministry
The Star
1:19
Nurul Izzah quits as PM's senior adviser, joins secretariat supporting Finance Ministry
The Star
10:59
Speaker denies conflict of interest after it's revealed his son is aide to LGE
The Star
2:56
Malaysia's statutory debt within acceptable limits, says Finance Minister
The Star
3:06
Anwar: Ringgit is collapsing, but minister silent
KiniTV
18:27
[Full press conferece] Minister to raise job scam issue in cabinet
KiniTV
1:59
Witness: Husni didn’t want to get involved in 1MDB
KiniTV
4:30
Anwar announces RM50mil allocation for Madani Youth Financial Literacy programme
The Star
1:07
HR ministry looking into claims that interns not paid an allowance, says PM
The Star
3:03
More funds needed to help M’sian victims of job scams stuck overseas, says Saifuddin
The Star
4:27
No plans for targeted abolition of PTPTN repayments for B40 borrowers, says minister
The Star
1:35
Army vets without pensions to get one-off RM500 Prihatin aid
The Star
1:27
Reveal who requested for direct negotiations - LGE suggests PN leaders involved
KiniTV
3:13
Poster claiming govt agreed monthly epf withdrawal is fake, says Fahmi
The Star
1:25
Finance Ministry cancels RM50mil allocation for Kojadi
The Star
3:43
About 60,000 applied for loans backed by EPF collateral so far, says Ahmad Maslan
The Star
1:55
MJIIT students demand minister to take action over hike in school fees
The Star
1:41
Kontraktor mengaku tidak bersalah, mangsa rugi RM4,480
Sinar Harian
1:01
Anwar: Don't place too much pressure on PTPTN borrowers
KiniTV
2:47
Allowance halted for ‘beggar’ who owns Proton X70
The Star
1:34
PSU banks chasing a union minister's firm for bad loans
Mint
2:40
Anwar: I offered Nurul Izzah senior adviser post without allowance
The Star