The Maldives Police Service reported that the public lost MVR 737,695.26 to scams across 32 reported cases between 25 and 31 October, with only MVR 144,558.26 recovered. Foreign currency exchange scams accounted for the largest share, with 17 cases reported during the six-day period, and police urged the public to stay vigilant.
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The Maldives Police Service has said the public lost MVR 737,695.26 to scams in 32 reported cases between 25 and 31 October, with only MVR 144,558.26 recovered, in scam statistics it has released.
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The Maldives Police Service has said the public lost MVR 737,695.26 to scams in 32 reported cases between 25 and 31 October, with only MVR 144,558.26 recovered, in scam statistics it has released.
Word for word from the report in MM TV (English). Open the report
The Maldives Police Service has said the public lost MVR 737,695.26 to scams in 32 reported cases between 25 and 31 October
Word for word from the report in MM TV (English). Open the report
foreign currency exchange scams made up the largest share of the cases, with 17 reported during the six-day period
Word for word from the report in MM TV (English). Open the report
The Maldives Police Service has said the public lost MVR 737,695.26 to scams in 32 reported cases between 25 and 31 October, with only MVR 144,558.26 recovered, in scam statistics it has released.
Word for word from the report in MM TV (English). Open the report