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عين ليبيا
Public Prosecutor halts 8,400 pensions
The Libyan Public Prosecutor's Office has confirmed that it has launched urgent investigations into cases of data forgery related to the Social Solidarity Fund, aiming to uncover violations involving the illegal disbursement of pensions and aid. The investigations have resulted in the suspension of payments for 8,400 primary pensions after uncovering the use of 6,954 forged national ID numbers over a period of five years, along with ongoing payments of 52 million dinars to deceased beneficiaries. Additionally, it was revealed that pensions were paid to thousands of individuals without the necessary documentation, with financial irregularities found in the fund's branch in Sabha. Widespread use of forged data has prompted a comprehensive criminal review to ensure that benefits reach the eligible groups and to protect the social security system.
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