Elderly woman lost more than $1 million in cyberfraud; more than 200 arrested
Hong Kong Police arrested more than 200 people in an operation against online fraud whose victims included an 80- year-old woman who was swindled out of 9.1 million Hong Kong dollars. During the campaign, 265 complaints were registered from 328 victims aged between 19 and 80 who suffered losses of more than 180 million Hong Kong dollars, the South China Morning…
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