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Bank Negara has announced that Malaysia is planning to impose a RM25,000 cash transaction limit starting next year to curb illicit activities.
And the police welcome the latest measure which they said would help facilitate their investigations into future commercial crime cases.
And the police welcome the latest measure which they said would help facilitate their investigations into future commercial crime cases.
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