Members of the forensics team examining the automated teller machine that was broken into yesterday.
Robbers escaped with more than RM200,000 after breaking open an automated teller machine (ATM) of a bank here early yesterday.
Deputy state police chief Datuk Mazlan Lazim said the suspects, believed to be in their 30s, had used an oxy-acetylene gas welding procedure to break open the ATM and escape with all the money in it.
"Police were alerted about the robbery by a member of the public about 8.30am. A forensics team from the Pasir Mas police station was sent to the scene to investigate."
Mazlan said footage from closed-circuit television cameras installed at the premises was being examined.
He called on those with information to contact the nearest police station to facilitate in the investigation.
