Indonesian immigration authorities have apprehended 17 foreign nationals, including two Singaporeans and 15 Malaysians, in Bali for allegedly conducting unauthorized moneylending activities. The arrests occurred in Dalung, North Kuta, during a raid led by the Ngurah Rai Immigration Office. Officials reported that the group utilized tourist visas to enter Indonesia and established a base of operations at the raided location. According to immigration chief Muhamad Novyandri, the syndicate utilized social media platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp to advertise and manage their illicit loan services. The group consisted of three individuals serving in managerial roles, while the remaining 14 suspects functioned as administrative staff. Investigations into the syndicate's operations are currently ongoing.
Source : The Independent Singapore
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