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Public Prosecutor Reports Increase in Cyber Fraud Targeting Job Seekers and Children
Under the title "Imprisonment and Fines... Public Prosecution Warns Against Exploiting Children and Domestic Workers to Film Content," the Public Prosecution in Oman warned against the exploitation of children and domestic workers in filming inappropriate content, advising of penalties including imprisonment and fines for those involved. The report also revealed details of a murder case where a mother and her daughter were killed through a "COVID-19 testing" trick. It pointed out that begging is considered a crime in Oman, punishable by imprisonment. Additionally, the report noted a rise in online fraud cases, particularly targeting job seekers and children, with warnings about the dangers of their exploitation.
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