MEA Warns of Fake LINE Accounts Impersonating Electricity Authority Officials
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) has issued a warning about fraudsters creating fake LINE accounts impersonating its 'Registration Department' to deceive the public. Citizens are urged not to comply with requests for personal information or money.
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