Malaysians smash illegal betting ring

Malaysian police have smashed a World Cup soccer related illegal betting operation.

Malaysians smash illegal betting ring
Thu, 20 Jun, 2002 - 08:30

Malaysian police have smashed a World Cup soccer related illegal betting operation.

The outfit was based in a northern Malaysian town but believed to have links in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei and Thailand.

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