Police in Constanta are investigating the forgery of QR codes for parking, after a driver lost 700 lei.
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An investigation has been opened in Constanta after fake QR codes were discovered over the official ones for parking payment. A motorist has been defrauded of 700 lei and police are investigating computer fraud and deception. As a result of the incident, the City Hall has temporarily suspended parking payment by scanning QR codes to prevent further fraud.
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Anchetă în Constanța, după ce codurile QR ale parcărilor din oraș au fost falsificate. Un șofer a pierdut 700 de lei
Anchetă a Poliţiei după ce persoane necunoscute ar fi falsificat codurile QR pentru plata parcărilor din municipiul Constanţa / O persoană care a scanat codul respectiv, păgubită cu 700 de lei / Primăria a suspendat plata parcării în acest mod
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