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www.businessinsurance.comEnglishObserved 2026-02-23

Love at first crash?

A brief report says a dating scheme can make partners insurance suspects. It does not establish the collision mechanism, completed offence or a particular victim’s role.

Commentary
www.thestar.com.myEnglishObserved 2026-02-22

RM3.5mil lost to love scams in January 2026, says cops

Malaysian police reporting gives January love-scam losses of RM3.5m. More detailed versions give 100 reports and a lower loss total than the prior January; incident counts and monetary totals are different measures.

Research & trends
www.philstar.comEnglishObserved 2026-02-22

24 trafficked Pinoys repatriated

The Bureau of Immigration reports 24 Filipinos returning after being lured to Cambodian love-scam work. The headline alleges trafficking; individual coercion or guilt is not independently established.

Reported case
www.bhaskar.comHindiObserved 2026-02-22

साइबर लिटरेसी- मैट्रिमोनियल प्लेटफार्म से हो रहा स्कैम: सरकार की एडवाइजरी, फेक प्रोफाइल के 14 संकेत, बचाव के लिए जरूरी 9 सावधानियां

An Indian cybercrime advisory concerns matrimonial/dating-app investment deception and warning signs. The advice is not an effectiveness study.

Prevention & support
www.desiblitz.comEnglishObserved 2026-02-22

Gen Z quitting Dating Apps over Romance Scam Worries

A report describes Gen Z preferences for meeting offline amid scam concerns. It does not establish victimization prevalence or that scams caused a population-wide behavioral change.

Research & trends
www.freemalaysiatoday.comMalayObserved 2026-02-22

Kerugian RM3.5 juta akibat ‘love scam’ setakat Januari

Malaysian police reporting gives January love-scam losses of RM3.5m. More detailed versions give 100 reports and a lower loss total than the prior January; incident counts and monetary totals are different measures.

Research & trends