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The Central Inspection and Oversight Authority uncovered a widespread corruption network within the branches of the General Insurance and Pension Corporation and the General Social Security Corporation in Aleppo. The scheme involved manipulations in contracts valued at over 3 trillion Syrian pounds (old currency), aimed at reducing insurance contributions, which resulted in initial losses exceeding 90 billion Syrian pounds. The corruption also included forging pension cards and exploiting them to disburse undeserved pensions, neglecting to collect premiums over several years, and failing to register hundreds of workers in industrial facilities with the social security system. A total of 33 inspectors participated in the investigation. The findings indicate that legal measures are underway, including referring those involved to justice and issuing arrest warrants, with ongoing investigations to review the organizations' activities from previous years.
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