00:00 So, there are state staff who were also scammed.
00:05 We are taking steps to help avoid being scammed.
00:13 We have finished hosting a town hall meeting on anti-scammer.
00:21 We have invited the participants from schools, teachers,
00:31 and the National KWSP LHUDN, Ministry of Education.
00:37 This is a good thing for us.
00:42 Because of this collaboration, we will fight against the scammers.
00:49 This is a way for us to build trust among our people,
00:56 especially the people of Jawa, to become scammers.
01:01 From the statistics, we found that the scammers are mostly teachers.
01:10 We are taking this opportunity to invite many teachers to attend this town hall session.
01:18 We feel that this is a good opportunity.
01:22 I will hold another town hall session to discuss this.
01:29 This is a good opportunity to avoid being scammed.
01:41 What made you become a scammer?
01:47 We found that one of the teachers in Jawa is a teacher who earns more than RM50,000.
01:55 The majority of teachers are scammers.
02:03 The scammers do not choose victims.
02:06 But the majority of teachers are victims.
02:12 We teach them to avoid being victims.
02:20 There are other scammers too.
02:25 Can you give us a brief description of the reports you received?
02:30 I cannot give you a detailed description.
02:35 But the important thing is to make sure that we do not become scammers.
02:43 Not just teachers, but all the employees.
02:50 These are the three elements that I discussed.
02:59 The important element is the account.
03:02 When we give our account to someone, we will be a scammer.
03:11 Or when we give our account to someone, we will be a victim.
03:16 We will be a drug dealer.
03:20 We can be arrested.
03:23 Even if we do not commit any crime, we can still be a victim.
03:34 Thank you.
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