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Three Chinese Nationals Held over Use of Counterfeit Banknotes to Pay Hotel Bill

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KUALA LUMPUR: Three Chinese nationals have been arrested for allegedly using counterfeit banknotes to pay for a hotel room in the city. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

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The Star Kuala LumpurThe Star Kuala Lumpur
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Cops arrest three foreign women for paying RM8,700 KL hotel bill with counterfeit cash

KUALA LUMPUR: Three female China nationals were arrested after they tried to pay for hotel rooms using counterfeit RM100 banknotes on Thursday (July 3). Read full story

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Three Chinese nationals held over use of counterfeit banknotes to pay hotel bill

KUALA LUMPUR: Three Chinese nationals have been arrested for allegedly using counterfeit banknotes to pay for a hotel room in the city. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

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Cameroon OnlineCameroon Online

Cameroonian Nationals Arrested in Pretoria for Printing Counterfeit Rands and Us Dollars

CameroonOnline.ORG | Three Cameroonian nationals appeared before the Pretoria Magistrate's Court this week after being arrested for possession and manufacturing counterfeit currency. According to several South African media outlets, the accused – Philliph Mumbai (42), Maxwell Basong (39), and Tieze Zemeniouh (38) – were allegedly part of a specialized network… The post Cameroonian nationals arrested in Pretoria for printing counterfeit rands and…

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New Strait Times broke the news in Malaysia on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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