Malaysian who spent wrongly transferred $4.6m: I thought my parents gave me the money
The Malaysian student in Australia who allegedly spent A$4.6 million (S$4.6 million) that was mistakenly given to her by a bank, has said that she thought the money was from her parents.Asked why she thought she had access to so much money, she said "my parents give me lots of money", the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Sunday (May 22). The Herald reported that Christine Lee Jia Xin, 21, had received a phone call from the bank in April last year, after it froze her account upon realising its ..>> view originalwinter rain helps lift Tasmania power rationing
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Sunday, May 22, 2016
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