The National Health Insurance House draws attention to scam phone calls from fake employees asking for personal information.
Andreea Lificiu
Current Affairs
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The National Health Insurance House (CNAS) has issued a warning about telephone scams, where people pose as employees of the institution and ask for sensitive information such as CNP or bank details. CNAS emphasizes that it does not ask for such information and urges citizens to be cautious. The competent authorities have been notified to investigate these cases and the CNAS will continue to monitor the situation.
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