SINGAPORE – Four men allegedly worked together to create fake accounts on ride-hailing company Grab and submitted fraudulent claims, causing more than $58,000 in losses to it.
In a statement on Nov 27, the police said that officers received a report from Grab Singapore on July 16, stating that it had detected multiple fraudulent bookings made between May and July.
A police spokesperson added that the earnings were credited to registered Grab wallets even though no actual jobs had been completed.
Singaporeans Alex Wang Xiang Yi, 30; Lee Yong Ze, 30; Loh Jing Jie, 33; and Dzulqarnain Muhamad, 35, were handed multiple cheating charges on Nov 28.





