State polls: Three cases of identity theft reported in Kedah

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Three cases of suspected identity theft have been detected, with voters claiming their names were used by others in the Kedah state election.

Kedah police chief Comm Datuk Fisol Salleh said as of 2pm on Saturday (Aug 12), police have received three such reports from the public.

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00:00 Three cases of suspected identity theft have been detected, with voters claiming their
00:07 names were used by others in the Kedah state election.
00:11 Kedah Police Chief, Commissioner Dato' Fiso Saleh said as of 2pm on Saturday, police have
00:16 received three such reports from the public.
00:20 In the first case, a woman came to vote at a school in Kulim at about 8.50am and was
00:25 told she has been marked as having voted.
00:28 She believed that her name was stolen and misused by irresponsible persons.
00:34 In a second case, also in Kulim, involved a male voter while the third, in Kuala Muda,
00:39 involved another woman.
00:41 Commissioner Fiso said the reports would be investigated under the Election Offences Act,
00:46 1954.
00:47 For more information, visit www.fema.gov.au/coronavirus.

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