Malaysian Police Raided and Dismantled an Illegal Cryptocurrency Mining Operation in the Port Klang Free Zone.
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Report: Malaysian Police Dismantle Illegal Crypto Mining Dens in Port Klang
Malaysian police have reportedly dismantled illegal cryptocurrency mining operations in the Port Klang Free Trade Zone, according to local media reports, in the latest enforcement action targeting unlawful mining dens in the country. What Happened in Port Klang Free Trade Zone Authorities carried out a raid on crypto mining dens operating illegally within the Port Klang Free Trade Zone, according to a report from New Straits Times. The operation…
Malaysian Police Dismantle Illegal Crypto Mining Dens in Port Klang Free Trade Zone
Malaysian police raided and dismantled illegal cryptocurrency mining dens operating inside the Port Klang Free Trade Zone, arresting suspects linked to large-scale electricity theft that has cost the country billions in lost revenue.Read more...
According to ChainCatcher, citing the Malaysian media outlet *New Straits Times*, Malaysian police raided and shut down an illegal cryptocurrency mining operation yesterday in a warehouse in the Pulau Indah Free Zone of Port Klang. Two foreign men, aged 20 and 31, were detained during the raid, and mining equipment was seized. Under Malaysian law, this action violates the Penal Code and the Electricity Supply Act; if both men are convicted, they…
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