More than 30 people have been scammed out of around €73,000 for holidays in Zanzibar that were not organized. The criminal case has been referred to court.
Miruna Brosban
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A total of 33 people were duped by the defendants who promoted a trip to Zanzibar, scheduled for late 2024, without intending to organize it. They posted advertisements on Instagram and a website and concluded contracts for tourist services, misleading the victims into transferring large sums of money. The criminal case has been sent to the Satu Mare District Court for resolution.
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