Malaysian seaside development that became ghost city attracts police raid for alleged scam operations

A major real-estate project billed as paradise but abandoned by buyers now serves as a base for alleged fraud operations, raising questions about enforcement of investment schemes and asset utilization in underperforming developments.
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