Two Malaysians Expelled for Fake Credit Cards Possession
11 years, 3 months ago - December 31, 2012
They came to shop with fake credit cards. With 66 fake credit cards. Intercepted them off the plane, the two Malaysians aged 31 and 38 years were immediately expelled.
It is their behaviour when they borrowed the green channel of the "nothing to declare" that put the chip in the ear of customs. The officers searched their hand luggage and have found them false credit cards and two fake passports.
" The two false passports matched the fake credit cards found , "says one side of the MRA.
Malaysians have left Kuala Lumpur and passed through Dubai before arriving in Mauritius last Friday. The two men planned to buy luxury goods, especially jewellery. They had planned to stay in a local hotel Ebony. Everything indicates that they had prepared their favourite for a long time. Indeed, they apparently he already identified the stores where they would crack.
In September, six Malaysians were arrested upon their arrival for the same offense. They were in possession of 146 counterfeit credit cards. They, too, were repatriated.
