YNH Property makes police report on criminal intimidation utilising fake news

NST Tue, Feb 21, 2023 02:36pm - 1 year View Original


KUALA LUMPUR: YNH Property Bhd has condemned actions by unscrupulous individuals spreading fake news containing serious allegations, accusations and inferences against the company and directors, management and shareholders.

In a statement, the property company said certain purported 'news' portals and websites had published articles containing defamatory, false representations and reports deliberately distorted to inflict severe damage and harm to the company's operations.

"We also note that there are elements of criminal intimidation related to the fake news as there were also threats of more fake news if a certain amount of money is not paid.

"Police reports have been made of criminal intimidation, and malicious articles and complaints have also been lodged with the regulatory authorities, including the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC).

"We hope that the authorities will quickly investigate this matter and take the necessary action to safeguard the interests of our shareholders and other stakeholders.

"We will also seek legal advice on the matter and take legal action where necessary to protect the company and our stakeholders," YNH Property said in a statement today. 

The company strongly condemns using fake news and criminal intimidation to undermine the reputation of its stakeholders and will not be intimidated by such unlawful tactics.

"YNH Property is committed to pursuing the matter to its finality and will use all available means to protect the company's and our stakeholders' interests.

"We advise the public to visit our official website to verify any matters related to the company and not be misled by any fake news," the statement noted.

 

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