The husband and wife surrendered to police in Jitra early today, believed linked to a 'duit kutu' informal money pool debt
Malaysian couple missing since July 20 detained over money pool debt
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A Malaysian couple reported missing since July 20 have been detained by police, believed to be linked to a debt from an informal money pool, known as 'duit kutu'. The pair surrendered to authorities early today in Jitra, according to police.
The couple's disappearance had sparked a search, but they turned themselves in, with police suspecting the debt as the motive. The case is under investigation, and further details have not been disclosed.
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JITRA: A husband and wife who were reported missing since July 20 and are believed to be linked to a duit kutu informal money pool debt case were detained by police early this morning.
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JITRA: A husband and wife who were reported missing since July 20 and are believed to be linked to a duit kutu informal money pool debt case surrendered to police early today
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