新闻报报看 | 电话诈骗的新闻时有所闻，诈骗手法无非就是假扮成某某官员，恐吓受害者说对方涉及某某犯罪行为。虽然诈骗招数大同小异，但骗子厉害的地方就在操弄人心。一名67岁的华裔退休女公务员，只因为接了一通骗子的电话，结果超过106万令吉的退休养老金统统被骗走。（主播：颜江瀚、林晓倩）
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00:30A 67-year-old Chinese retired female civil servant received a call from a swindler.
00:35As a result, more than 1.06 million dollars in retirement pension were all swindled away.
00:41After attending the event today, Police Chief Aziz Pili shared this fraud case at a press conference.
00:47He said that this retired civil servant received a call last month.
00:52The other party claimed to be an official of the Damascus Telecommunications and Multimedia Commission.
00:56He also said that his bank card was suspected of money laundering.
00:59After that, the call was transferred to several different police officers.
01:03Those who know the trick know that the swindler continued to intimidate the victim.
01:08He said that the police were investigating the case, etc.
01:11After the call was transferred several times,
01:14after several swindlers' rounds of intimidation,
01:17the victim was already scared to death.
01:20When the time was ripe, the swindler began to say that he wanted to solve the problem.
01:25However, as we all know,
01:28the victim had to put the bank card in a envelope and put it on a designated lawn.
01:35It sounds ridiculous.
01:37But the victim, who was scared to death, did as he was told.
01:41The swindler transferred the 470,000 savings in his bank account 75 times.
01:48It's not enough to swindle all the money from the card.
01:52The swindler, who was scared to death, asked the victim for a reason to prevent the bank account from being frozen.
01:57He asked the victim to transfer the money from the other bank accounts to the bank account designated by the swindler.
02:03He also promised that he would return the money to him after the investigation was over.
02:07But how is that possible?
02:08After the victim, who was scared to death, transferred his 590,000 savings to nine bank accounts 24 times,
02:17the swindler had already transferred the money and fled.
02:21When the victim realized that he had been swindled,
02:24he reported the case to the police.
02:26But everything was too late.
02:28The money had already been recovered.
02:30The victim lost more than 1.06 million RMB.
02:33Police Chief Azizi urged the public not to believe those strange calls.
02:38It's better not to answer the phone.
02:40He was also called to the scene.
02:42He told everyone a few safety tips to prevent phone fraud.
02:45I hope everyone can be vigilant and share it with those around you.
02:49First, law enforcement agencies will not call you.
02:53If you receive a call from an official of a certain agency,
02:57don't panic and hang up the phone.
03:01Second, law enforcement agencies will not transfer the phone to other law enforcement agencies.
03:07Third, don't answer the phone number provided by a stranger.
03:12Don't transfer the money to a stranger's account.
03:15Don't provide your account number and bank details to a stranger.
03:20Lastly, if you have any doubts,
03:22or are about to believe an unknown source or information,
03:25you should immediately verify with the relevant law enforcement agencies
03:28or call the National Fraud Response Center for an emergency hotline 997.