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500 foreign maids in Singapore duped in 2023, says govt

500 foreign maids in Singapore duped in 2023, says govt
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500 foreign maids in Singapore duped in 2023, says govt

500 foreign maids in Singapore duped in 2023, says govt
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500 maids in Singapore duped in 2023 are from India, Sri Lanka; here s how they fell prey to scams

500 maids in Singapore duped in 2023 are from India, Sri Lanka; here s how they fell prey to scams
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Migrant maids from Sri Lanka at risk of being duped in Singapore

Migrant maids from Sri Lanka are at risk of being duped in Singapore with the country's Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam saying that as many as 500 migrant maids working in Singapore fell victim to scams last year. He said this was an increase of 18 per cent from the 423 cases of duping reported

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More migrant domestic workers fell prey to scams in 2023

Singapore News - Five hundred migrant domestic workers fell victim to scams in 2023, Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam said. This is an 18 per cent increase from the 423 migrant domestic workers who were duped in 2022. Mr Shanmugam said this in a written parliamentary answer on. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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