Pricier than gold: why thieves in Malaysia want your car’s catalytic converter

Catalytic converter theft is rising across Malaysia amid strong demand for rare metals used in automotive emission systems. Most of these thefts were reported to have occurred in residential areas, public car parks and transit hubs. Vehicles left unattended, especially overnight, are among the most
ORIGINAL SOURCE →via South China Morning Post
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