Hajj Scam in Selangor: MAIS Urges Victims to Report, Over 80 Affected

Selangor's Islamic Council Urges Hajj Scam Victims to Report Fraud; Over 80 Pilgrims Affected. In a recent development, the Majlis Agama Islam Selangor (MAIS) has issued a strong appeal to victims of a large-scale Hajj package scam to come forward and file police reports. The scam, which has reportedly affected over 80 prospective pilgrims, involved the use of fraudulent visas to facilitate the pilgrimage to Mecca. Datuk Salehuddin Saidin, chairman of MAIS, emphasized the urgency of reporting these incidents to ensure swift and decisive action against the perpetrators. "We urge all victims to cooperate fully with the authorities by providing all necessary information," said Datuk Salehuddin. The Sultan of Selangor has also expressed deep concern over the increasing number of such scams, highlighting the need for greater vigilance and stricter regulations within the Hajj travel industry. This incident underscores the importance of utilizing licensed and reputable travel agencies when planning a pilgrimage to prevent falling victim to similar fraudulent schemes. The authorities are committed to investigating this matter thoroughly and bringing those responsible to justice.